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A young college graduate returns to his rural home and learns that his uncle has been killed and his property destroyed by marauding Nightriders, prompting him to abandon urban prospects and seek vengeance. The narrative follows his adjustment to mountain life, interactions with local families, a growing attachment to a young woman, and repeated confrontations with violent, jealous hillmen. Episodes shift between tense pursuits and quieter domestic scenes—meals, hunting, and community talk—highlighting tensions over lawlessness, personal honor, and the clash between educated ambition and the rough codes of a frontier region.

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Walter Caruth McConnell

Walter Caruth McConnell was an American author known for his work in the early 20th century. He is best recognized for his novel "The Nightriders' Feud," which explores themes of conflict and social dynamics in the American South. McConnell's writing often reflects the complexities of regional identity and the cultural tensions of his time. His contributions to literature provide insight into the historical context of his era, making his work a notable part of the literary heritage of Southern fiction.

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