"No End In Sight" tells the story of the fictional city, Crystal Springs, which is run by two very powerful families, The Andrews and The Cranes. Both families, dealing with the loss of their patriarchs are now counting on their second generations to run the corporations. While the families battle within the city, a cast of other characters tell the stories of their lives.

""No End in Sight"" tell the story of the fictional city, Crystal Springs, which is run by two very powerful families, the Andrews and the Cranes. Both families, dealing with the loss of their patriarchs are now counting on their second generations to run the corporations. While the families battle within the city, a cast of other characters tell the stories of their lives. This second episode is part of a 12 arch ""first season"" of ""No End In Sight ""

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The Puritans and their Principles, by Edwin Hall, is a series of lectures delivered to the First Congregational Society of Norwalk, Connecticut. The lectures, from 1843 and early 1844, set forth the causes which brought the Pilgrims to the New World. This text also exhibits Puritan principles and shows the cost of maintaining such a moral stricture. The fundamental principles of the Puritanic system of church polity, based broadly and solidly on the Word of God, are contrasted with the Prelatic. To better understand what the Puritans endured and accomplished, Hall recounts their history and times, exhibits their sufferings, and traces them in their wanderings until they arrive upon the, then desolate, shores of New England.