His Majesty’s Possession
Complete textSet three years after the first part, His Majesty’s Possession returns to Richard and the business he has grown. As his company reaches new heights, the story continues the personal relationships and conflicts introduced in His Majesty. The original manuscript identifies this as the second part.
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The sequel begins from Richard’s point of view in his office before following the people around him through the next stage of their story. This reading edition keeps the short introductory note, the numbered sections and the author’s closing note.
Reading focus
Read after His Majesty for the next part of Richard’s story and its later setting.
This reading edition contains 26,543 words in 25 original sections. Read the text online with adjustable type and three colour themes, or keep a printable PDF.
Author: Author not credited. Language: English. Reading edition: 28 October 2026.
Opening excerpt
Short note: This is the second part of the book and it is titled His Majesty’s Possession.
Contents
All sections- Introduction1 min
- EP 015 min
- CHAPTER 025 min
- Chapter 035 min
- CHAPTER FOUR3 min
- Chapter 053 min
- Chapter 064 min
- Chapter 075 min
- Chapter 086 min
- CHAPTER 096 min
- Chapter 105 min
- Chapter 115 min
- Chapter 125 min
- Chapter 135 min
- Chapter 144 min
- Chapter 157 min
- Chapter 162 min
- Chapter 175 min
- Chapter 1810 min
- Chapter 195 min
- Chapter 205 min
- Chapter 214 min
- Chapter 226 min
- Chapter 232 min
- Chapter 248 min
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This edition contains the complete English literary text, with 25 sections and 26,543 words. This reading edition preserves the checked English text and its section order. No study notes have been added.
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