Indeed, Arthur very much wanted to recommend to Gasoline the outstanding academic works in the "Economist" supplement of the "British" magazine.
However, due to the fact that Paris's publishing censorship is far stricter than London's, Gasoline, being an experienced old hand in the publishing world, cleverly selected those publications that wouldn't cause trouble.
Although the Polish Romantic poet Adam Mickiewicz's work "Ancestor's Feast" involves political propaganda, considering the current political climate in Paris and French society's sympathy for the Poles, publishing "Ancestor's Feast" would undoubtedly earn cheers and applause from the Bonaparte Party and Polish refugees, and the Orleans Party would also welcome such social sentiment.
