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May 24th, 1869 AD (search for this): chapter 20
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Chapter 20: a brave officer's mortification.--history set right.
Admiral Farragut says in a communication made in April, 1869: historians are not always correct; for my own part, I maintain the conviction that whatever errors may be made by the hands of historians and others, posterity will always give justice to whom justice is due.
this is true, and in no case has it been more clearly demonstrated than in that of Admiral Farragut himself, who reaped the highest honors that could be won in the Navy, without a dissenting voice; and who, as time passes, will only gather more laurels to surround his monument and be handed down to posterity as the most famous Admiral of the American Navy.
Farragut received so many honors himself that he could well afford to spare to those who served under him, any that may have been withheld from them by accidental omission or otherwise.
He leaves it to posterity to do justice where justice has not been awarded, and therefore we give a piece
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