North and South (version 3)
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- Ch 1 - Haste to the Wedding
- Ch 2 - Roses and Thorns
- Ch 3 - 'The More Haste the Worse Speed'
- Ch 4 - Doubts and Difficulties
- Ch 5 - Decision
- Ch 6 - Farewell
- Ch 7 - New Scenes and Faces
- Ch 8 - Home Sickness
- Ch 9 - Dressing for Tea
- Ch 10 - Wrought Iron and Gold
- Ch 11 - First Impressions
- Ch 12 - Morning Calls
- Ch 13 - A Soft Breeze in a Sultry Place
- Ch 14 - The Mutiny
- Ch 15 - Masters and Men
- Ch 16 - The Shadow of Death
- Ch 17 - What is a Strike?
- Ch 18 - Likes and Dislikes
- Ch 19 - Angel Visits
- Ch 20 - Men and Gentlemen
- Ch 21 - The Dark Night
- Ch 22 - A Blow and Its Consequences
- Ch 23 - Mistakes
- Ch 24 - Mistakes Cleared Up
- Ch 25 - Frederick
- Ch 26 - Mother and Son
- Ch 27 - Fruit-Piece
- Ch 28 - Comfort in Sorrow
- Ch 29 - A Day of Sunshine
- Ch 30 - Home at Last
- Ch 31 - 'Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot?'
- Ch 32 - Mischances
- Ch 33 - Peace
- Ch 34 - False and True
- Ch 35 - Expiation
- Ch 36 - Union Not Always Strength
- Ch 37 - Looking South
- Ch 38 - Promises Fulfilled
- Ch 39 - Making Friends
- Ch 40 - Out of Tune
- Ch 41 - The Journey's End
- Ch 42 - Alone! Alone!
- Ch 43 - Margaret's Flittin'
- Ch 44 - Ease Not Peace
- Ch 45 - Not All a Dream
- Ch 46 - Once and Now
- Ch 47 - Something Wanting
- Ch 48 - 'Ne'er To Be Found Again'
- Ch 49 - Breathing Tranquillity
- Ch 50 - Changes at Milton
- Ch 51 - Meeting Again
- Ch 52 - 'Pack Clouds Away'
North and South is set in the fictional industrial town of Milton in the North of England. Forced to leave her home in the tranquil rural south, Margaret Hale settles with her parents in Milton where she witnesses the brutal world wrought by the industrial revolution and employers and workers clashing in the first organized strikes. Sympathetic to the poor whose courage and tenacity she admires and among whom she makes friends, she clashes with John Thornton, a cotton mill manufacturer who belongs to the nouveaux riches and whose contemptuous attitude to workers Margaret despises. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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