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028 - Chapter 28

EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 20 MIN

028 - Chapter 28

from Neighbors · host Florence Morse Kingsley

Dive into the captivating conclusion of the Innisfield saga, where Mrs. Philura Pettibones story reaches its long-awaited finale. As Miss Malvina’s world transforms with the arrival of various “fur’ners,” this tale, set against the backdrop of America on the brink of war in 1917, explores the rich tapestry of friendships and the diverse nationalities that shape the nation. With a delicate balance of irony and poignant themes, it navigates the personal conflicts between pacifism and patriotism during tumultuous times. Join us for a journey through heartfelt connections and the complexities of life in a changing America. - Summary by Anne Fletcher

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