Marjory Allen crosses paths with reform thinker at Brick Church
In a Progressive era tale, Marjory Allen befriends lecturer Esmond Benning and debates reform politics with Professsor Atchison while her father, initially wary, shifts to support the alliance cause after a stormy picnic drama. Dick Hay’s jealousy meets Benning’s charm as family ties bend toward social change.
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Marjory
Allen
Ut Jim
Village Post
Democrat
Ernst Thin Saly
Atchison
Mr. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Revolutionists
Papa
Mr. Benning
Glenville
People’s Party
Brick Church
Prof. Atchison
Dick Hay
Mother
Miss Allen
Benning
Holly Mount
Reform Press
Esmond Benning
Hudson
New York
Interesting items from a bygone science column
A miscellany notes tropical rain in South America, nerve conduction speed, edible and poisonous mushrooms, rare book prices from Quaritch sales, and various scientific facts. It lists metals in the sun, Virgil on vellum, Gutenberg’s Bible, and oddities like mirrored gazing sparrows and ancient rainbow attempts.
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South America
United States
Roland
Ariosto
Ferrara
Quaritch
Venice
Gallus Aulus
Sunderland
Rome
Guterberg
Caxton
Polyphile
Alucus
Gosford
Monstrelet
Techener
Quentin-Bauchart
Tyndall
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Marjory Allen
Taz Progressive Farmer
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Huxley
Bacon
Pope
Angela
Shakespeare
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