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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 2, Chapter 24: Slavery and the law of nations.—1842.—Age, 31. (search)
tate to the right. I have read Macaulay's Lays of Ancient Rome with great delight. Good-by! Ever, ever yours, C. S. To Longfellow, he wrote, in December, 1842:— Send, if you have not already, a copy of your Slavery Poems to John Quincy Adams. He deserves the compliment for his earnest advocacy of freedom, and the rights of the North. God bless every champion of the truth! And may man bless the champion also. To Lord Morpeth. Lord Morpeth wrote from Castle Howard Oct. 30, 1842: I long watched the forms gathered on the quay at New York, as we paddled off, with real emotion, and felt how much that I prized and loved I was leaving behind. And now after having been a fortnight at home, after enjoying the delight of being reunited with many of my family, after being more struck than ever with the finished and enamelled face of English scenery,—the hedge-row luxuriance of her fields, the gay sobriety of her steeples and towers,—I still most constantly feel the stro<