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Description edit
This novel, first published in 1913, explores its heroine's struggle for independence and growth. This edition features an introduction which locates the novel in its historical context and describes its value to the study of women in southern and American history and literature.
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Characters/People edit
- Hagar Ashendyne: Add a description of this character.
- Thomasine
- Mrs. Le Grand
- Ralph Coltsworth
- Maria
- Denny
- Sylvie
- Rachel
- Mrs. Green
- Rose Darragh
- Captain Bob
- Roger Michael
- Mr. Laydon
- Eglantine
- Jim
- Mrs. Lane
- Mary Magazine
- Molly
- Marietta
- Elizabeth
- Maggie
- Maines
- Bessie
- Luna
- Marie Caton
- Christopher
- Juliet
- John Fay
- Mahomet
- Isham
- Lisa
- Betty
- Dr. Bude
- M. Morel
- Jinnie
- Gipsy
- Robert
- Lily
- Judge Black
- Greer
First Sentence edit
"Low Braidge!" The people on deck bent over, some until heads touched knees, others, more exactly calculating, just sufficiently to clear the beams.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Mary Johnston (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.52
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