Confederate Hero’s Northward Return Amid War’s End
In a Confederate camp scene Gen. Lee shares a crucial message with Capt. Wayne as he and scout Craig embark on a perilous mission. Wayne narrowly survives, aided by Jed Bungay, amid disguises, captures, and a northern sweetheart Edith Brennan who remains loyal. Wayne faces parole, reunion with Caton, and a vow to rebuild after the conflict while Edith’s presence haunts him and visions of a future with Celia linger.
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Wayne
Longstreet
Sergt
Craig
My Lady of the North
Jed Bungay
Red Lowrie
Maj. Brennan
Union Git
Sheridan
Edith Brennan
Gen. Lee
Miss Snor
Brennan
Edith
Liberty
Bungay
Shenandoah
Theospital
Miss Minor
Celia
Caton
My Lady of the North Confesses a Hidden Love
Captain Wayne learns the woman he loves is not the wife of Major Brennan but a guarded ward, and she reveals a tragic past. She explains she married her dying lover Charles Brennan and grew up under the guardianship of his brother Major Brennan, shaping a complex bond. She asks if Wayne can accept her, while he contemplates hope and sacrifice.
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Caton
Jove
Wayne
Holmes
Allence
Miss Minor
Mountain View
General Sheridan
Captain Wayne
South
Wwe
M. Gether
Edwin Adams
Stonington
Connecticut
Congress
Charles Brennan
David Brennan
State Supreme Court
Charles
Brennen
Hartford
Frank Brennan
Jan
Brennan
Major Brennan
Mlajor Brennan
Thes
Mia
Phe
Corinth Excavations Resume Under Hill After Illness
ENJAMIN HODGE HILL, director of the American School for Classical Studies at Athens, sails for Greece to continue 16 years of Corinth excavations. He expects two or three more campaigns to reveal the market place and surrounding buildings. The work relies on Pausanias as a guide and is funded by private contributions, not government money. A secret tunnel and a submerged street panel are among the notable finds guiding the dig.
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Enjamin Hodge Hill
American School For Classical Studies
Athens
Corinth
Greece
America
New York Evening Post
Delphi
France
Olympia
Germany
Corinth II
United States
Hill
Pausanias
Ansient Corinth
William College
Sumut
Pirene
New Corinth
Hercules
Cendhriag
Artemis
Rene
Pausaniss
Iean
Ple
New Zealand Chief Takes Up Title Amid Controversy
A French paper reports a New Zealand chief has assumed a new title amid a tense dispute. The text suggests local or tribal leadership changes and public reaction, noting unclear details and a disputed lineage or authority involved.
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New Zealand
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