Barbara Thorne and the Romani Love Tale
On her eighteenth birthday Barbara Thorne, daughter of artist Christopher Thorne, receives a birthday ring from Bruce MacLain and learns of a love tale. Her father is fatally injured, relatives plot to separate the children, and Barbara and her siblings plan to flee to Uncle Stephen Drake who once loved Barbara’s mother. Stephen must decide about the children and Emily Trent as relatives protest. The youths confront a tense household dynamic as they try to stay together.
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Barbara
Christopher Thorne
Bruce MacLain
Bruce
Stephen” Drake
Stephen Drake
Emily Trent
Stephen
Kit
Emily
Gay
Jamie
Henry
Thomas
Edith
Sete
Ing
Sarah
Beary
Belgium
Lizzie
Uncle Stephen
Barbara Sees Painting of Mother. Emily Visits Children
Barbara notices the painting of a windblown girl in Stephen's room and Barbara's tea rose gown. Stephen recalls his love for Barbara's mother. Emily visits the kids. the scene in the schoolroom reveals tension as she caustically calls them Stephen's kiddies and the children respond with polite reserve.
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Barbara
Stephen
Emily
Henry
Bablea
Trent
Eve
Gettysburg Is Pilgrims' Goal
A historical account explains why Gettysburg attracts over 800000 visitors yearly. It covers Meade's leadership during the 1863 battle, Pickett's Charge, and the two battlefields, noting the park's evolution from 1864 memorial efforts to federal designation and its many monuments and acres.
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Prema
Appomattox
America
George Gordon Meade
Fifth Corps
Washington
Meade
Pickett
Gettysburg
Stonewall Jackson
Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Round Top
Cemetery Hill
Lee
Culp’s Hill
Army of the Potomac
Webb
Armistead
Abraham Lincoln
North
Gettysburg Battle Field Memorial Association
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