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Mrs. Beauchamp

A benevolent young wife who braves society's sneers to comfort a fallen girl, proving that compassion can cross the lines respectability draws.

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Also known as Beauchamp, the benevolent Mrs. Beauchamp

First appearance: volume ii xix a mistake discovered

As a supporting figure in Charlotte Temple, Mrs. Beauchamp is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

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Mrs. Beauchamp is Colonel Crayton's amiable daughter, married to Major Beauchamp and living quietly outside New York when Charlotte's melancholy figure in the neighboring garden moves her to pity. Though she fears the…

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See Mrs. Beauchamp in volume ii xix a mistake discovered

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CTCharlotte TempleMTMrs. TempleMOMontravilleMLMademoiselle L…MCMrs. CraytonMBMrs. Beauchamp

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See Mrs. Beauchamp in volume ii xix a mistake discovered