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Describe Corporal Oakes. Why was Anson especially affected by Oakes's death?
Colonel Staplyton was an expert swordsman and horse rider. Why do you think he allowed himself to be beaten by Lord Melville during the fencing match and fox hunt?
Characterize Lord Melville. Include details that describe his demesne.
Explain why the hedge master's illegal school was not going to be reported.
Describe how Oakes felt about carrying out Lord Melville's request to deliver ten sovereigns to the O'Leary family. Why do you think Melville selected Oakes and Anson for the task?
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