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Adam Badeau, Grant in peace: from Appomattox to Mount McGregor, a personal memoir, Chapter 50: (search)
y signed, however, and there was no need for Grant to become my surety at that time, but his name was on my bonds twelve years afterward, when I was appointed Consul-General at Havana. I hardly need call attention to the utterances about the fate of Napoleon III. The readers of this volume know that General Grant cherished the same feeling to the last. Even the death of the Emperor and the approach of his own end did not abate the severity of his judgment. Long Branch, N. J., Aug. 22d, 1870. Dear General,—Your several letters written since your return to England have been received, and read with great interest. I have been negligent about writing but nevertheless prize and appreciate your letters all the same. Your letter speaking of the effect newspaper rumors about Mr. Motley's removal had upon him was rec'd the very day I sent in the name of his successor. Mr. Motley's removal was long in contemplation, as you know, and he was only left in England as long as he wa