The Flight to Havana and the Pandaro Triumph
Jerry Chambers, a celebrated Confederate captain, hurries from Pandaro to Havana aboard the Pranzos to fulfill a secret contract. Amid a grand reception in Urania he refuses to stay, chasing a possible reunion with Marina Bostos and a looming mission that could redefine his future and the Uranian struggle.
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Astueret Hien
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Mexico
Livia
Ile
Amarsylla Rayless
Jerry
Rulser
Urania
South America
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Terry
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Marina
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Baraido
Bostos
Pandaro
Jerry Chambers
Gen. Barado
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Pandare
Gen. Bostos
Barado
Lowing
Republic
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Tostos
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Marina Bostos
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Palacio del Presidente
Jose Cardevas
Herrero Barado
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Senorita Bostas
Bavado
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New Confederacy
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America
Wallace Chambers
Calle Coliseo
City of Mexico
Trans- Oceanic Transportation Company
Havana
Pranzos
Pranzog
Scott
Harivane
Pandoro
Pandava
Erie Basin
Station of Honor
Gerard Chambers
Confederacy of Urania
Barade
Trans-Oceanic
Silent Sentinels
Vera Cruz
New York
Bulger
Pranzas
Senor Carlo Lopez
Sénor Lopez
Senorita Mercedes
Madrid
Senor Lopez
Cardevas
Caleb C Colton Quote on Man Bridging Earth and Heaven
The passage reflects Colton’s view that man is a created link between the natural world and the spiritual, occupying a space between both realms. He suggests humanity’s death and resurrection tie the two orders of being together, blending earthly grossness with heavenly refinement.
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