The Fireside and the Rebel Dynasty in Baltimore
A long fictional Victorian scene in Baltimore follows Barbara Dinwiddie and her Southern family as Union troops search their home for rebel items. Dinwiddie condemns slavery and secession after a letter from Culpepper about Tony, a slave killed by Colonel Pegram, triggers a rift. Barbara and Amy face moral conflict as Dinwiddie vows aid to Georgia freedmen and asserts loyalty to the Union.
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Gore
Mrs. Dinwiddie
Tyes
Penrose
Baltimore
Dinwiddie
Sherman
Savannah
Nero
Anjy
Culpepper
Angelina
Maryland
Amy
Amjy
Ansy
Colonel Pegram
Tooy
Tony
Ony
United States
Pegram
Abe Lincoln
Confederacy
Alexander H Stevens
Varose
Wilkins
Daniel Dinwiddie
Charlie
Charley
Captain Penrose Wins Barbara Dinwiddie in Confederate Plot
In a Civil War era city, Captain Arthur Penrose mends a path to Barbara Dinwiddie amid family schemes. Dinwiddie uses a forged letter and pressure to threaten the match, while Barbara navigates secrets, a meddling brother Culpepper, and a planned elopement that culminates in a tea invitation and a hidden trap.
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Penrose
Barbara
Culpepper
Cally
Barbara Dinwid die heads to Montreal on urgent funds run
Two days after her husband left Barbara and her mother depart for Montreal in a flank move. Mrs Dinwid die brings urgent news of funds held by a party in Montreal and Barbara, naïve about business, follows orders without question. They reach the Northern railway station as an officious man steers Barbara toward the Montreal baggage check.
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Penrosé
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Neto
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Calvin Carter
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Pegram
Northern
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