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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A career reconnaissance officer applies the logic of Observe, Orient, Decide, Act to the slow degradation of American civic institutions.For twenty-six years, Commander Elias Mercer observed the world from aircraft crowded with instruments, voices, fragments of intelligence, and incomplete truths. His task was to recognize what was happening before events overtook the people responsible for understanding them.Retirement was supposed to end the watch.Then came January 6.As public institutions fracture into competing realities, Mercer begins writing civic essays under the name Silas Ward. Almost no one reads them, until a teacher shares one, a veteran forwards another, and a small constitutional-history podcast gives the anonymous writer a national audience.The essays do not offer a new party or ideology. They name a condition: embarrassment at the distance between the republic Americans inherited and the conduct they now excuse. When Ward calls for a voluntary National Day of Embarrassment, reflection becomes a movement.But politicians begin claiming his words. Militants adopt his language. People endangered by the movement bear risks its hidden author has avoided.Mercer has asked a nation to accept responsibility while concealing his own name.The Embarrassed Republic is a literary novella about service after service, loyalty without obedience, and the moment when speaking truth is no longer enough unless the speaker is willing to be known.The watch ended. The duty did not.…