Reed redemption and a judge’s lifelong justice
In a tale of a poor boy Bernard Reed who endures false accusations about his father, a stern employer, and a harsh world, he rises to become a respected judge. Years later he helps an orphaned boy and reminds a critical former employer that one can live it down with mercy, integrity, and perseverance.
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