Recollections of Full Years · Character
General Luke E. Wright
A pinochle-playing Commissioner with the best social gifts on the ship, whose wit and cosmopolitan wife leaven the earnest work of empire-building.
supporting
Also known as General Luke E. Wright, General Wright, Wright
First appearance: First Impressions of Manila
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Commission member from Tennessee; a Democrat and former Confederate lieutenant; known for his bravery during a yellow fever epidemic in Memphis.
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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- III: To the Philippines
- First Impressions of Manila
- Days of the Empire
- Last Days in the Philippines
- List of Illustrations
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