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| | Anne Morrow Lindbergh became a popular poet and writer. In her best-seller ''North to the Orient'' (1935), she narrates the 1931 pioneering flight she and Charles made from New York over Canada and across the Arctic to Japan and China. | | Anne Morrow Lindbergh became a popular poet and writer. In her best-seller ''North to the Orient'' (1935), she narrates the 1931 pioneering flight she and Charles made from New York over Canada and across the Arctic to Japan and China. |
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| − | She desired a degree of privacy impossible to find. The more the couple tried to avoid reporters, the more they were hounded.<ref name=marriage> [http://books.google.com/books?id=TT7nSy5BNQYC&pg=PA139&lpg=PA139&dq=a+%22good+marriage%22+is+not+something+you+find,+it%27s+something+you+work+for&source=bl&ots=fLq9RjrUBX&sig=HYprKgTRzBNWMT_NP4Tje5OfwWg&hl=en&ei=467DSfOcHoyqMrD-lYsK&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=4&ct=result#PPA139,M1]</ref> | + | She desired a degree of privacy impossible to find. The more the couple tried to avoid reporters, the more they were hounded.<ref name=marriage> [http://books.google.com/books?id=TT7nSy5BNQYC&pg=PA139&lpg=PA139&dq=a+%22good+marriage%22+is+not+something+you+find,+it%27s+something+you+work+for&source=bl&ots=fLq9RjrUBX&sig=HYprKgTRzBNWMT_NP4Tje5OfwWg&hl=en&ei=467DSfOcHoyqMrD-lYsK&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=4&ct=result#PPA139,M1 ''Sacred Marriage'', Pp. 136-142]</ref> |
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| | They had six children. | | They had six children. |
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| | ===Son murdered=== | | ===Son murdered=== |
| − | In 1932 their first son was kidnapped, and killed,<ref name=marriage>test</ref> by Bruno Richard Hauptmann. He went on trial in 1935. Although treated as a social event by some, and as a carnival by others, the trial did bring out concrete evidence which proved Hauptmann's guilt. | + | In 1932 their first son was kidnapped, and killed ("a ransom was paid, but the child was not returned"),<ref name=marriage by Bruno Richard Hauptmann. He went on trial in 1935. Although treated as a social event by some, and as a carnival by others, the trial did bring out concrete evidence which proved Hauptmann's guilt. |
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| | The crime and investigation were perhaps the most infamous of the time. The Lindbergh's left the country and settled in France. In his later years, Lindbergh lived in self-induced obscurity at his home in Hana, [[Hawaii]] where he died of [[Cancer]] August 26, 1974. | | The crime and investigation were perhaps the most infamous of the time. The Lindbergh's left the country and settled in France. In his later years, Lindbergh lived in self-induced obscurity at his home in Hana, [[Hawaii]] where he died of [[Cancer]] August 26, 1974. |