Mrs. Grant And Madame Jule
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Grant and Madame Jule Chapter Fifteen FEBRUARY–MARCH 1864 His captors would only have to talk with him for five minutes to know that he’s Confederate to the core,” Papa protested when they received John’s letter from prison in Columbia, a few shaky lines scrawled on a scrap of paper, barely enough to let them know he was alive and unharmed.
“They must assume that General Grant’s brother-in-law is for the Union,” said Henry. “How could they not?”
Papa glowered at Julia. “Since your husban...d got John into this wretched mess, he can very well get him out of it.”
“John got himself into this mess,” countered Julia. “He chose to repudiate his country, and if the rebels doubt his sincerity, that isn’t Ulys’s fault. John must accept the consequences of his poor choices.” But the thought of her eldest brother suffering in prison, guilty of nothing more than expressing his opinion and being disbelieved, left her sickened and afraid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grant and Madame Jule Chapter Fifteen FEBRUARY–MARCH 1864 His captors would only have to talk with him for five minutes to know that he’s Confederate to the core,” Papa protested when they received John’s letter from prison in Columbia, a few shaky lines scrawled on a scrap of paper, barely enough to let them know he was alive and unharmed.
“They must assume that General Grant’s brother-in-law is for the Union,” said Henry. “How could they not?”
Papa glowered at Julia. “Since your husban...d got John into this wretched mess, he can very well get him out of it.”
“John got himself into this mess,” countered Julia. “He chose to repudiate his country, and if the rebels doubt his sincerity, that isn’t Ulys’s fault. John must accept the consequences of his poor choices.” But the thought of her eldest brother suffering in prison, guilty of nothing more than expressing his opinion and being disbelieved, left her sickened and afraid.
What to read after Mrs. Grant And Madame Jule?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Chiaverini to read onlineMoreLess
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