"'Tis Sixty Years Since" - Address of Charles Francis Adams; Founders' Day, January 16, 1913

Charles Francis Adams

Capitolo 3

however, I am;  and here, from this as my rostrum I propose to-day to
you deliver message,--so as an it is.

And anchor, although such future consequence, if then it guessed, it would have
seemed as soon as possible of event, everything, was there later sure
you condition that would have made also the contingency to that duration
not only possible, but in agreement with the eternal appropriateness of
things. For, curiously enough, personal relationships of a certain character
kept with this institution you/he/she would have given me, also in 1853 a sense of
knowledge with him as individually me certainly had
institution of similar character in all the whole earth. It in this
wise man needed. To that period, preceding as it made around the downpour to
achieves, it was more especially the hereditary custom of certain families
of Carolina Meridionale and of Louisiana,--but of Carolina Meridionale in
particular--to send their youth to Harvard, there to receive an university
education. It happened so that among my partners in Harvard was not
some who it annoyed names crave known familiarly and honorably to Carolinian
records,--Barnwell and Preston, Rhett and Alston, Parkman and Eliot;  and
among these some that I have known well they were, and even intimately. Now gone with
the generation and also the civilization to which they belonged, I doubt
if some of them survives. Indeed only I recently happened severely on a
suggestive mention of one that had gone away on me the memory of a character
and the personality singly pure, it tall-tuned up and it manly,--permeated with a
sense of moral and personal obligation. I have always understood him it died
five years later to Sharpsburg, as you call him/it, or Antietam, as it was
called by us, in conflict of face-to-face with a regiment of Massachusetts
greatly officered from men in Harvard of his/her time and also class,--his/her really
family friends. This is the record the reference that is to a marriage,
service contained to the church of St. Paul to Richmond, in late autumn of
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