Frances Strafford in London Aboard a Turbulent Night
Lady Frances Strafford journeys to Parliament as the crowd roars and a coach is blocked by protests. The carriage surge ends in tragedy with cries of Tyrant as the minister of state, her father, moves through the riot. Frances fears for his safety and wonders about her new life and loyalties.
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United Democracy Faces Divided Republican Rifts
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