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An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge Study Guide

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by Ambrose Bierce
About 36 pages (10,721 words)
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Peyton Farquhar

Peyton Farquhar is a Southern planter of about thirty-five years of age who has been apprehended by the Union Army for attempting to destroy the railroad bridge at Owl Creek. It is this crime for which he is about to be hanged. Farquhar is a prosperous farmer and slave owner from an old and respected Alabama family. While he has been prevented from becoming a.....

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