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Peggy O'Neal

by Alfred Henry Lewis

Level C1 · AdvancedHistorical17 chapters
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CEFR level
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Length
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About this book

In a nation divided, a resolute General fights to preserve the Union, driven by a fierce loyalty to a vulnerable woman scorned by society. His personal crusade becomes a powerful stand against secession and the forces threatening the country's survival.

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Contents

17 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CHAPTER I—THE LUSTROUS PEG O'NEAL
03CHAPTER II—PORT WINE DUFF AND PIGEON-BREAST
04CHAPTER III—PEG'S MEETING WITH THE MAJOR
05CHAPTER IV—THE JEW AND HIS SPANISH SWORD
06CHAPTER V—REVEREND CAMPBELL AND THE MAGPIE
07CHAPTER VI—THE STORM GATHERS AGAINST PEG
08CHAPTER VII—THE SECRETARY, SUAVE AS CREAM.
09CHAPTER VIII—THE MAD CAPRICIOUS PEG
10CHAPTER IX—THE GENERAL SELECTS HIS SUCCESSOR.
11CHAPTER X—THE MAJOR AND PEG AT CROSSES
12CHAPTER XI—THE GENERAL MAKES PROVERBS

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