Sublime

military values of service, honor, and valor.

The Service had a long and honourable tradition of women dying behind enemy lines, but was less enthusiastic about placing them behind important desks.

And the debate forged in mid-nineteenth-century Britain has shadowed the institution ever since: Is the company essentially a private association, subject to the laws of the state but with no greater obligation than making money, or a public one which is supposed to act in the public interest?

“I now bleed Morgan blood,” he says. “This is what I am going to do until they don’t want me here anymore.”