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spoke of his beloved army in revolt . . . of “the nation defied, our strength shaken and by whom? Hélas! Hélas! Hélas! by men whose duty, honor and raison d’être it was to serve and to obey. . . .”

He appeals over the heads of his officers to the men crowded around their transistors in the barracks, and they respond. They let their officers know they will not follow them in the attack and the revolt of the Centurions is over. It has lasted four days and five nights.