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Book Review: “The Underground River” by Martha Conway

Posted on October 12, 2017September 13, 2019by Bev Scott

Reviewed by Bev Scott In The Underground River, Mae Bedloe is the seamstress and all-around support for her more famous cousin Comfort Vertue. In 1838 they are searching for new opportunities in the theatre for Comfort. They have booked passage on the steamboat Moselle headed to St. Louis. But after six days on board the […]

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