It is during a gathering at Canby's that the news that drives the action of this novel arrives.
It is during a gathering at Canby's that the news that drives the action of this novel arrives. The ending features two suicides, one of which is committed by Gerald and the other by his father. Old Davies proves to be the greatest voice of reason, [*] and even after he reads a letter written by the falsely accused Martin, he is unable to prevent the actions of Tetley, who is convinced of Martin's guilt. All of these events take place at Bridger's Wells and are narrated by Art Croft. FTP, name this novel about the lynching of three innocent men, a work by Walter van Tilberg Clark.
It is during a gathering at Canby's that the news that drives the action of this novel arrives.
The {Ox-Bow Incident}