In his letter, de medici notes that the de medici family "ought to esteem ourselves highly favored by providence.. for the many honors and benefits bestowed upon our house.. " how does he suggest to his son that these honors may be repaid?

-Arrival of the shabby stranger

-Maxwell's challenge to first church

-Norman applies to challenge the newspaper

-Norman faces public reaction to the challenge

-Maxwells' speech to the working man

-The crisis of Powers' decision about the law violation

-Rachel and Virginia struggle with how Christ would act in their cases

-Rachel dedicates her voice to the Lord

-Dedication of Maxwell to the ministry in the Rectangle

-Resignation of Powers

-Dedication of Wright and Marsh to political involvement in the rectangle problems.

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