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Mary Barton

Chapter 38 Conclusion

Word Count: 2106    |    Released on: 18/11/2017

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1 Preface2 Chapter 1 A Mysterious Disappearance3 Chapter 2 A Manchester Tea-Party4 Chapter 3 John Barton's Great Trouble5 Chapter 4 Old Alice's History6 Chapter 5 The Mill On Fire7 Chapter 6 Poverty And Death8 Chapter 7 Jem Wilson's Repulse9 Chapter 8 Margaret's Debut As A Public Singer10 Chapter 9 Barton's London Experiences11 Chapter 10 Return Of The Prodigal12 Chapter 11 Mr.Carson's Intentions Revealed13 Chapter 12 Old Alice's Bairn14 Chapter 13 A Traveller's Tales15 Chapter 14 Jem's Interview With Poor Esther16 Chapter 15 A Violent Meeting Between The Rivals17 Chapter 16 Meeting Between Masters And Workmen18 Chapter 17 Barton's Night-Errand19 Chapter 18 Murder20 Chapter 19 Jem Wilson Arrested On Suspicion21 Chapter 20 Mary's Dream-And The Awakening22 Chapter 21 Esther's Motive In Seeking Mary23 Chapter 22 Mary's Efforts To Prove An Alibi24 Chapter 23 The Subpoena25 Chapter 24 With The Dying26 Chapter 25 Mrs.Wilson's Determination27 Chapter 26 The Journey's To Liverpool28 Chapter 27 In The Liverpool Docks29 Chapter 28 John Cropper, Ahoy!30 Chapter 29 A True Bill Against Jem31 Chapter 30 Job Legh's Deception32 Chapter 31 How Mary Passed The Night33 Chapter 32 The Trial And Verdict- NOt Guilty! 34 Chapter 33 Requiescat In Peace35 Chapter 34 The Return Home36 Chapter 35 Forgive Us Our Trespasses 37 Chapter 36 Jem's Interview With Mr.Duncombe38 Chapter 37 Details Connected With The Murder39 Chapter 38 Conclusion40 Chapter 38 Conclusion