Originally broadcast as a television series in 1998. Jemma Redgrave, David Calder, Michele Dotrice, Robert Hardy, Keeley Gainey, Nicholas Farrell, Gary Lydon, Kevin McMonagle, Ruth Sheen.
Contents:
Episode 1. Our brave boys / directed by Paul Unwin -- episode 2: Loose women / directed by Tim Whitby. "Bramwell's search for love and professional fulfillment reaches a climax in Series 4. Change is in the air, not just in Eleanor's personal life, but also at her infirmary The Thrift, where a new manager is in charge and hostile to Eleanor's impulsive ways. She becomes the recruiting doctor for the British Army, inspecting new recruits for the just-declared Boer War. Her fiance Dr. Joe Marsham strongly disapproves of his future wife doing such unlady-like work, but her new position wins her the respect of dashing army major Guy Quarrie, who convinces her that Dr. Marsham is no fit husband. But Eleanor learns marriage is not what Quarry has in mind when she discovers she is pregnant by him. She becomes obsessed with finding a little girl she has unwittingly consigned to child prostitution after a brothel fire, and her relentless search jeopardizes future funding of The Thrift and drives her to risk everything." --Cover Disc 1: 3502-1 -- 1. Play program -- 2. War brings out the best in men -- 3. Examining the recruit -- 4. Speak of the devil, Major Quarrie -- 5. Questioning the prisoner -- 6. You're a good man, Joe Marsham -- 7. That bottle of champagne -- 8. Unfit and under age -- 9. Demanding justice -- 10. The engagement Disc 2: 3502-2 -- 1. Play program -- 2. Soldiers hate farewells -- 3. The brothel fire -- 4. Going away for a while -- 5. Rescuing a child prostitute -- 6. Finding Sally Landis -- 7. Confession -- 8. Major Quarrie looks in the mirror -- 9. Marry me you must -- 10. Dismissed.
Summary:
Dr. Bramwell's search for love and professional fulfillment reaches a climax in this final installment of the series.
Locations:
PNAX964 -- Northeast Iowa Community College Library - Calmar (Calmar)
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