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Through a Gold Eagle (1996)

by Miriam Grace Monfredo

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This is an absolutely excellent book, and this is a truly wonderful series! The action around this page-turner is all around the secret plans that John Brown has been working on, to attack Harper's Ferry in order to free the Negroes there. History has shown that John Brown was a fanatic, but his plot it was that actually moved the country into the great war between the States. Glynis is involved peripherally with the plot when lots of counterfeit money starts appearing in Seneca Falls. And with the arrival of the money, murder follows. Glynis is drawn in and has to find the answers with the help of her Constable Stuart. These books are tremendously exciting, and real historical figures are sprinkled generously throughout. But the fictional characters are the real triumph. They are so utterly real! This book introduces us to Glynis's young neice Emma, as well as another suitor for Glynis. She does lead a pretty exciting life for a small town librarian. I absolutely love this character and these books.! ( )
  Romonko | Apr 2, 2009 |
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Like her librarian heroine Glynis Tryon, Miriam Grace Monfredo must be a voracious polymath, interested in everything from high fashion to the work involved in making fake bills and coins. Both subjects play important roles in her fourth book, another historical mystery set in the upstate New York town of Seneca Falls, this time in 1859. But even though her story is full almost to the point of bursting with issues such as slavery and women's rights and real characters such as Abraham Lincoln and abolitionist John Brown, Monfredo also manages to keep us interested in her fictional creations as they deal with their daily lives against the canvas of history. Other books in this rewarding series available in paperback are Seneca Falls Inheritance, North Star Conspiracy, and Blackwater Spirits.

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In 1850s Seneca Falls, librarian Glynis Tryon investigates murder and the counterfeiting of money. The case is linked to the financing of suffragette and abolitionist movements.

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