Diamonds, Destiny and the Boy Who Sought Fortune
In London, Philip, a penniless youth with a meteorite diamond trove, outsmarts a ruthless diamond dealer Isaac Stein. He gains control of a vast fortune while wrestling with shame, loyalty, and his mother’s guiding memory as danger and opportunity collide in late Victorian streets.
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Festein
Mr. Isaacstein
Philip
London
Johnson
Teaacetein
Isanceteln
Ismeaela
Amsterdam
Lear
Continent
Hatton Garen
Kimberley
Ian
South Africa
Tsancate
Samwell
Issacstein
Sanawerin
Samuel
Isaacstein
Isaac Stein
Clerkenwell
Borne’ S
Teanertetn
Phillip
Bothorn
Hicos
Mr. Abingdon
Philly
Abe
Gray's Tan Road
Royal Exchange
Mile End
Mile Hind
Eer
Philp
Waikea
Shepur
Bool
Louisee Morland
Messrs
Sharpe & Smith
Maria
M Atlantic
Ankers
North Tancon
James Street
Tims, Goodby
London Hospital
Herate
Douay
Qetranger
Pensioner
Phil
Murtherin’ War Office
O'Brien
Pall Mall
Orien
Renin
Mm Lnek
Tohnson
Minhott
Votes pledged against salo in Montgomery meeting
A fragmented report notes pledged votes against salo after a Montgomery meeting. It mentions unsigned cards, promises about whisky from the county, and a possible extra session to pursue prohibition provisions. Henry B. Grary is referenced as pushing for a provision, with influence on others.
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South Bend
Montgomery
Als
Henry B. Grary
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Louis Tracy
Dobbins
Columbia
Salo
Bama