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A Song of a Single Note

A Love Story

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First published
1902
Pages
201
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Occupied New York provides the setting for Amelia E. Barr's historical love story, where damaged streets and flowering gardens stand close together. Elder Semple receives a letter from his son through a trading captain, then finds himself debating church closures and loyalty with Governor Robertson. The exchanges bring everyday business, family worry and political allegiance into the same room, giving the city's wartime divisions a personal scale.

Affection and uncertainty also shape the court proceedings in the middle excerpt. Harry refuses to explain his movements or identify the people connected with goods found in his boat. His father, John Bradley, acknowledges making a saddle but protects his customer's name. A note thrown through a window becomes part of the testimony.

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Amelia E. Barr

Amelia E. Barr (1831-1919) was an Anglo-American novelist who became a best-selling author late in life, writing dozens of popular historical romances drawn from British and American life.

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First published
1902
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
201
Language
English
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