Yes I Am Rene Beaucaire
A Civil War era tale follows Lt Knox from Fort Armstrong to St Louis. He befriends Judge Beaucaire and Joe Kirby while discovering Eloise and Rene, Beaucaire’s enslaved granddaughter. After a staged poker dispute ends in murder, Knox is thrown overboard and survives with a new plan to rescue the women with abolitionist help.
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Knox
Fort Armstrong
Rock Island
St. Louis
Stamter
Judge Beaucaire
Joe Kirby
Devil’s Own
Rene
Kirby
Joe Carver
Beaucaire
Carver
Leutenant
Pete
Haynes
Amos
Beaucotre Quest and a Skeleton of Shame
A late night confrontation at the Beaucaire estate unfolds as Rene Beaucaire, a slave heiress, resists Kirby and Carver who seek to seize the niggers and claim the property. A hidden army officer probes the secrets while plotting a dangerous rescue and escape plan.
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Judge Beaucotre
Pete
Dar Am de Beaucaire Place
Knox
United States Army
Delia
Rene
Beavenire
Beaucaire
McAdoo
Saint Louce
Joe Kirby
Bill
Kirby
Jake
Erick
Carver
Tim
Haines
Saunders
Jedge
Rene Beaucaire
Knox Acts After Fashion of a Man in Love
A compact account notes Knox emulates a man smitten by passion, aligning style and behavior with romantic sentiment. The piece analyzes his conduct as expressive of affection and personal resolve.
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Knox
Name shifts on Reunion Island through French history
The island now known as Reunion underwent four name changes over 50 years. It was Bourbon in 1793, renamed Reunion by convention, then Isle Bourbon during the Empire, returned to Bourbon at the Restoration, and finally again became Reunion in 1848.
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Eloise
Kirby
Donaldson
Landin
Waines
Tim
Carver
Della
Rene
Miss Cloise
Joe Kirby
Sheriff’s Office
Rene Beaucaire
Reunion
Bourbon
Isle Bong Parte