Passage from a Louisiana steamboat tale and election
A convocation aboard the Red Queen follows a dispute between neighbors over a slave sale and property. Oakfell arrives with news of Estelle and Mansura politics as Valsin hosts a supper with Father Grice and Latolais. The scene shifts to Mansura social life, a Belfry contest, and a ferry night interrupted by a call for aid.
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