Charlotte Temple · Character
Colonel Blakeney
A historical military figure mentioned in the narrative.
minor
Also known as Blakeney, Lieutenant Colonel Grice Blakeney
First appearance: volume i xvi necessary digression
Colonel Blakeney shows up with force in II: Domestic Concerns. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The young officer who brings Mr.
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In II: Domestic Concerns: The young officer who brings Mr. Temple to visit Captain Eldridge, described as having a full heart and a desire to help. Later, in Endnotes: Identified as a possible hero of the novels; his…
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See Colonel Blakeney in volume i xvi necessary digression