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A good example of it is when King Henry II said of Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Becket "Will no man rid me of this turbulent priest?" Shortly after Becket was murdered.
I think the last sentence could use a ‘that statement’ before ‘Becket‘, otherwise it could be interpreted as the statement being uttered after the murder, rather than before (as your example clearly means to illustrate).
 
I think the last sentence could use a ‘that statement’ before ‘Becket‘, otherwise it could be interpreted as the statement being uttered after the murder, rather than before (as your example clearly means to illustrate).
I had to re-read it because that did throw me off, but I figured what he meant.

He could also say “shortly afterwards” to clear it up too.
 
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