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Governor Geary aimed to take a neutral stand between conflicting elements, his orders being to “stop the fighting in Kansas.” His course did not commend itself to the radical abolitionists, but his later career as an officer in the Union forces of the Civil War led Mr. Higginson, at least, to change his estimate of Geary's character. This letter was written to one of the Dabney family with whom he had been in close relations in Fayal:
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