Seven Days Dream and Hardy Family Crisis
Robert Hardys seven days unfold as he faces illness death and moral reckoning within his household. He considers stepping back from business to protect family and workers, confronts past sins over Sunday labor, and seeks guidance from God and his minister while planning for widows and orphans.
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Mr. Hardy
Morally Guilty After Accident at the Works
Mr Hardy feels morally responsible for an industrial accident, though not criminally. An investigation could clear him of liability. Burns reports back on injuries and the impact on workers as the men discuss the aftermath in the shop and foundry.
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Rome
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