Death Comes for the Archbishop

Hey guys! In case you are just a bit lost in the plot of the amazing book Death Comes for the Archbishop, by Willa Cather, here is an awesome resource I found. Click here

to read summaries of each chapter while you read the actual book, too. This should really help which our dialectical journals and the test, as we keep the story straight. Happy summer!

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