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A novel for our times, American Magna Carta holds to account the 0.1% of the 1% who act with total impunity above the law.
When a fifth original Magna Carta is discovered, a cabal of bent academics, investment bankers and elements in the surveillance state conspire to possess the founding document of western democracy. Leaving a trail of destruction they are prepared to break every law in the book so they can bask in the glow of the 800-year-old Great Charter of Liberties that, ironically, embodies the notion we are all equal before the law.
Standing in their way are Ricky Taleb, a Harvard Law student, Alison Sinclair, an art history intern from London, and Harry James, a new kind of action hero – a veteran of the Occupy Movement. Set against a backdrop of iconic landscapes from Glastonbury to London and from Boston to New York, the deft plot gathers pace towards a dramatic showdown at the very heart of global power.
American Magna Carta is favourably comparable to Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code and Alan Moore’s graphic novel V for Vendetta.

Author ROBERT HAMBLETT explains his inspiration behind the characters: “Harry James, the activist hero, does all the things I wish I had the courage to do.” He adds, “I had imagined a new kind of hero, one who wasn’t a cop or a spy. There’s a lot of my mother in him. Harry became a composite of activists and site crew I have met over the years. Alison Sinclair is thrown in at the deep end. She grows in strength. It all depends on her resolve. Ricky Taleb really goes on a journey. He finds a courage he never knew existed. Welbeck, the Glastonbury bookseller is a Prospero figure. His role only becomes clear at the end... or does it?”
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 31, 2015
ISBN9781784629533
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Robert Hamblett

Robert Hamblett was brought up on both sides of the Atlantic, believing that citizens need to stop tyrannical powers from eroding our freedoms. He has lived and worked in Europe and the Middle East. He helped run pop festivals in England that funded tree-planting projects in the Sahara. He says, “Parenthood turned everything around.” He devised and teaches a British Culture summer school for teenagers. “This is a novel of hope for all ages,” he adds.

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