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The Rosemary Tree
Romantic tale, set in a Devon village and with two plots, one involving a young man just released from prison and the other revolving around the household of a gentle, dreamy minister and his ex-actress wife.
Carson-Newman University
"Melody Marion and Amanda Ford trace the formation of this Jefferson City, Tennessee, institution from its founding as Mossy Creek Missionary Baptist Seminary in 1850 to the one-hundred-and-twenty acre university campus that is Carson-Newman today. Along the way, Marion and Ford discuss the school's Baptist foundations, its coeducational merger in the late nineteenth century, a string of presidents both exceptional and misguided, and its expansion from college to university in the twenty-first century"--
Rosemary a Tale of the Fire of London
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Now and Then
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