Talley Family Saga (Masterplots, Revised Second Edition)

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Talley and Son. It was sunset, July 4, 1944. The Talley family learned from a telegram delivered by Harley Campbell that Eldon Talley’s youngest child, Timmy, had been killed in the Pacific in World War II. Family members argued with one another over the family fortune, the importance of war heroes, the decision whether to sell the clothing factory to the out-of-state Delaware Industries, and the difficulty of grief. The eldest Talley, Calvin, was senile, so his son, Eldon, assumed power of attorney for the family businesses, the local bank, and the factory,...

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