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Maria Hale falls ill, prompting her daughter Margaret to reach out to her estranged uncle Frederick, who had been wrongfully exiled from England years before. Meanwhile, mill workers in Milton go on strike, leading Thornton to hire Irish laborers to meet his production deadlines. A violent confrontation ensues when the striking workers attack the new workers, resulting in Margaret being injured, and this event ultimately leads Thornton to propose to her.
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