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100 1 $aNoyes, Deborah.
245 10 $aCaptivity /$cDeborah Noyes.
260 $a[Lakewood, Colo.] :$bUnbridled Books,$cc2010.
300 $a340 p. ;$c24 cm
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520 $aTwo stories in one novel. The first is the strange, true tale of the Fox Sisters, the enigmatic family of young women who, in upstate New York in 1848, proclaimed that they could converse with the dead. Doing so, they unwittingly gave birth to a religious movement that touched two continents: the American Spiritualists. The second story is about loss and grief, a tale of the bright promise that the Fox Sisters offer up to the skeptical Clara Gill, a reclusive woman of a certain age who long ago isolated herself with her paintings, following the scandalous loss of her beautiful young lover in London.
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