Return to Hamstead: Mary at Boston and Paul’s homecoming
Paul returns from New York to Hamstead and learns Mary has gone to Boston to visit Hannah Adams. Seth reveals Mary’s troubles and Mary’s past with Paul, while Paul contemplates their strained courtship. In Boston Mary appears at a theater with Gale Hamlin and Hannah Adams, while Paul plans to see her again.
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New York
Paul
Mary
Rosalie King
Sylvia
Rosalie
Lady Blanche Farm
Hamstead
Blanche
Violet
Seth
Jane
Austin
Hamstead Station
Algy
Geddap
King
Boston
Hannah Adams
Moses
Jane’s
Laura
Myra
Wallacetown
Godfrey
Adam
Eden
Paradise
Philip
Lady Blanche
Park Square Theater
Mrs. Adams
Gale Hamlin
Mary Manning
Hannah
Merrill
American Heroines in the Revolution and Civil War
The piece profiles Deborah Sampson who dressed as a man to fight in the American Revolution and Mary A. Bickerdyke who served as a nurse and organizer for Union armies. It notes Sampson’s disguising to join campaigns, injuries, and later pension, and Bickerdyke’s authority from leaders, Cairo nursing work, battlefield aid, and postwar roles in Salina and San Francisco.
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Deborah Sampson
Deborah
West Point
Robert Shurtleff
Captain Webb
Tarrytown
White Plains
Yorktown
Philadelphia
Benjamin Gannet
Hen
Mary A. Bickerdyke
Mother Bickerdyke
Cairo
Galesburg
Ill
Chicago Sanitary Commission
Grant
Sherman
Fort Donelson
Corinth
Tennessee
Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburgh
Chattanooga
Atlantic
Texas
Chicago
Salina
Kan
United States Mint
San Francisco
A Nymph Dream At Home In Hamstead
In chapter XI Blanche sits in a sunlit living room with her husband noting her growing beauty. She laments dullness in Hamstead and recalls past attempts to revive youth from spring cleaning to hiring a maid and struggling to start the car on a cold day.
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Blanche
Hamstead
Philip
Europe Leads World in Christian Population, Study Finds
A study by Dr. Olaf Morgan Norlie of the American Lutheran Statistical Association says Europe has the highest share of professing Christians, with 28.27 percent of the world population. Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox Catholics together total 28.27 percent, compared with other major religions.
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Europe
Olaf Morgan Norlie
American Lutheran Statistical Association
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