War era romance unfolds in Cambridge and beyond
Nancy charms Col in the baroness’s salon as General Washington orders him to HQ. Billy Bowlsby learns of Nancy’s letter, while Mrs Bowlby flees by canoe with funds to deliver a confidential message, risking Montreal or Quebec in pursuit of truth about Nancy’s motives.
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Colonel Cabot
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Canada
Mrs. Bowlby
Anacreon
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Montreal
Quebec
Col Cabot reports to Congress as Philadelphia peace roars
Colonel Cabot travels to Philadelphia with messages to Congress and a letter to Mrs Adams from Mrs Washington. He dines with John Adams and chats with Franklin and Lee, Jefferson, and Adams as debate over independence fills the hall. Washington reads the report and announces resolve to conquer or die.
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Virginia
America
Richard Henry Lee
Thomas Jefferson
South
Jefferson
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Hell
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Boston
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Washington
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Women Stars on Field and Track at Los Angeles Olympics
Boston Transcript notes that women athletes from seventeen countries competed in track and field swimming fencing and gymnastics in Los Angeles. Mildred Didrikson of Dallas known as Babe led a US rise in women’s sports but Olympic rules barred alternates leaving three American competitors fixed in events despite health concerns.
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