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Barry Wynn; Or, The Adventures of a Page Boy in the United States Congress

By George Barton
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The narrative follows a fifteen-year-old boy who becomes a page in the United States House of Representatives and experiences Washington's landmarks, etiquette, and daily workings. As he navigates duties and page life he encounters political intrigues including a missing bill, rumors of conflict, schemes and temptations that lead to mistakes and moral tests. With help from mentors and peers he pursues clues, mounts rescues and races against time to correct errors, ultimately redeeming himself and returning home changed by responsibility, friendships, and a deeper understanding of civic institutions.

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George Barton

George Barton was an American author known for his diverse contributions to literature, particularly in the genres of historical fiction and adventure. His notable works include "Angels of the Battlefield," which chronicles the efforts of Catholic sisterhoods during the Civil War, and "Barry Wynn," a tale that explores the adventures of a young page boy in the United States Congress. Barton's writing often reflects themes of bravery and service, appealing to both young readers and adults interested in historical narratives. His works continue to be appreciated for their engaging storytelling and historical insights.

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