Murder in a New York Road House Sparks Family Trial
Mrs. Sara Wrandall confronts the death of Challis Wrandall after linking to Hetty Castleton, who reveals a tangled past on board a westbound steamer and at Burton’s inn. The Wrandalls weigh mercy versus justice as Hetty explains her haunting secret and Sara admits her own part in shielding the truth.
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Mrs. Wrandall
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Hetty
Sara Wrandall
Sara
Leslie Wrandall
Challis
Leslie
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Tessis
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Sara Gooch
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Mr. Carroll
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Colonel Castleton
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Budlong
California
Burton’s Inn
Hannibal Wearing a Wig Debate in Polybius Note
A quoted Polybius passage is cited to suggest Hannibal wore a wig. The text argues wigs likely date from early Roman emperors, citing Otho’s leather scalp with hair as a claim for early wig use.
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Hannibal
Otho
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