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April 4th, 1882 AD (search for this): chapter 1.52
s. When I undertook the task of defending our cause, it was with the expectation of hostile criticism from our adversary, and with the readiness to encounter that. My former letter to you, which you wish me to remember, was written from a desire to serve you and evinced my esteem for you as an officer, and my regard for you as a man. Regretting the dissatisfied tone of your communication to which this is a reply, I am respectfully, (Signed.) Jefferson Davis. Buenos Ayres, April 4, 1882. Hon. Jefferson Davis: Sir—Your letter of the 25th of January is at hand. It was not my intention to continue this correspondence beyond your answer to my first letter, but that answer is such an aggravated repetition of the injustice you have done me in your book that I cannot refrain from calling your attention to the repeated historical mistakes you make. You say: On page 102, Vol. 2, you may see to what I attribute the repulse of the enemy's fleet at Drewry's Bluff, and that the
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