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independent and vigorous, but not at first specially hostile to Andrew Johnson or his policies.
They were doubtless followed logically by the editorials of the New York Sun, and may be inferred generally from them, till the break with General Grant introduced a new era in Dana's life.
Harper and Brothers, New York and London, 1907.
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