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Return to Berkley Hall after Civil War travels
In a reformatted Victorian style scene, Marion Maham and Arthur Ferguson confront lingering love amid postwar upheaval. The party returns to Berkley Hall to find changed servants and enslaved workers, while Marion resists Arthur’s suit, choosing fidelity to friendship and faith as they confront a future of retrenchment and duty.
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The Atheist and the Question of God’s Existence
A fragmentary verse piece confronts the skeptic’s claim there is no God. It questions who maintains the natural world, creation, and the universe, invoking divine agency behind day, night, seasons, and cosmic order. The challenging rhetoric reinforces belief in a purposeful design.
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Biographical Portrait of Francis W. Dawson
Francis W. Dawson, born in London 1840, served Confederate forces, rose to lieutenant, and after the war became a leading South Carolina journalist. He helped found the News and Courier in Charleston, led Democratic presses, backed unity and reform, and chaired press associations while facing the Bowen libel suit.
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