The Wharfside Tease and the Plague of Slavery
Corrie May Upjohn, a fourteen year old girl, spends summer days at the river wharves in Louisiana longing for Budge Foster while witnessing the wealth of planter society and the looming pressure of slavery. After a plan with Ann Sheramy and Denis Larne, she faces a harsh realization as a fever-epidemic among logging camps brings death and a formal wages system that exposes brutal materialism and social control. The story tracks her dawning awareness of how owners, both rich and poor, shape destinies, including her own.
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Corrie May
Corrie
Budge Foster
Budge
St. Clairs
Rattletrap Square
Upjohn
Denis Larne
Ardeith Plantation
Louisiana
Ann Sheramy
Silverwood
Ardeith
Miss Sheramy
Mr. Larne
Gambrell
Kelby
Foster
Mrs. Upjohn
Ann
Marchande
Lemmy
George
Cypress
Corrie May Budge
Orrie May
Sho
Mrs. Gambrell
CONSERVATIVE QUEEN CROSSWORD CLUES PART ONE
A themed crossword style list listing clues for horizontal and vertical entries about a nineteenth century queen and related words. includes hints for terms such as consort, coin, ivory, and ancestry, with cross-referenced entries and various parts of speech.
Rhodes Scholars Leave for New York from London
Eleven American Rhodes scholars return to New York aboard the liner American Farmer from Tilbury after war interruptions at Oxford. Twelve others remain at Oxford to continue work in the skeleton university.
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London
Oxford
New York
Tilbury
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John Gambrell
Felipe de Sola
Joshua Horton
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Peter Creel
Yvon Picot
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Hermando Grima
Henry Wales
George Upjohn
Lemmy Upjohn
Miss Ann Sher
Amy
J. M. Welch
Sigley
Dial
Giri
Lydia EZ
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Aurora
Avenue
India
Dr. J. C. Optometrist
Dr. Scholl
Scholls Zino Pads
Carter
Sioux City Ave
Des Moines
UCU
2Nd Ave. BE
Cedar Rapids
Soboda