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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 3, chapter 14 (search)
l had he stayed at home. His portrait ought to be in every public school in the State, and his statue in the State House. A statue of Mann, to which Sumner contributed, was unveiled in front of the State House, July 4, 1865. The aesthetic development of the people in pictures and statues he never appreciated; but these ought to do him honor for the impulse he has given to that civilization in which they will be sure to thrive at last. I have a tender feeling for Choate. He died July 13, 1859. For years he was my neighbor in Court Street, and I never had from him anything but kindness. The last time I saw him was in Winter Street. He asked me what my physicians in Europe said of my case. I reported the opinion of Sir James Clark and George Combe. The voice of science itself, said he; you will be Mad not to follow it. His best powers were given to his profession; but I ask myself what single forensic effort he has left which will be remembered? Not one! Seward's defence