Love and law in Washington righting a fraud
Captain Floyd Hardy faces court martial over a forged Indian contract tied to Vandervyn. In a dramatic White House encounter, Marie Dupont reveals Vandervyn's bigamy and fraud, and the president upholds the court’s findings. Hardy declines clemency and is vindicated, while Vandervyn’s downfall is sealed.
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Acquitted Hardy Learns Love Triumphs Amid Drama
In the anteroom Hardy faces a death sentence but is acquitted on all charges. Marie Dupont reveals love, declines a mine wager, and offers a winter royal assignment. She vows affection, explains past scorn, and Hardy recalls a mother’s memory as a defining moment of trust and valor.
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