The Rising of the Tide: The Story of Sabinsport
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The narrative centers on a zealous young newspaper editor in a prosperous Midwestern industrial town who wages a campaign against an entrenched business‑political alliance while his minister friend urges strategy and patience. Local conflicts over elections, commerce, and civic life reveal citizen complacency, the limits of single‑minded reform, and tensions between labor and capital. The story follows how the struggles of immigrant families and petty civic rivalries are affected by broader events as news of a distant European war arrives, testing loyalties and exposing the town's social and moral strains.
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