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Excerpt from Letters of a War CorrespondentNO more graphic, faithful, or venturous correspondent than Charles A. Page looked on at our civil war, and none more truthfully or graphically described its momentous events. If Page says that it is so, was a common remark of Horace Greeley's in the Tribune editorial rooms, and the subsequent motto of the Sun, If you see it in the Sun, ' it is so, was merely Charles A. Dana's appropriation of this fam...

Excerpt from On the Naturalization Question: Washington, D. C., December 5, 1869[The following letter was not written for publication, but was printed in the New York Times January 18, 1869. Had it been intended for print, the writer would have been more careful as to its style, he thinks he would have made it briefer, less diffuse, and have stated his points with less repetition and in more logical order. He does not revise it now, because he...

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bTitle:/b Letters of a War Correspondent [during the American Civil War] ... Edited, with notes, by J. R. Gilmore.br/br/bPublisher:/b British Library, Historical Print Editionsbr/br/The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints an...

Excerpt from Letters of a War Correspondent NO more graphic, faithful, or venturous correspondent than Charles A. Page looked on at our civil war, and none more truthfully or graphically described its momentous events. If Page says that it is so, was a common remark of Horace Greeley's in the Tribune editorial rooms, and the subsequent motto of the Sun, If you see it in the Sun, ' it is so, was merely Charles A. Dana's appropriation of this f...

Excerpt from On the Naturalization Question: Washington, D. C., December 5, 1869 [The following letter was not written for publication, but was printed in the New York Times January 18, 1869. Had it been intended for print, the writer would have been more careful as to its style, he thinks he would have made it briefer, less diffuse, and have stated his points with less repetition and in more logical order. He does not revise it now, because ...

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