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Diary of Charles Francis Adams, 1862

Tuesday 9th

9 December 1862

Thursday 11th

11 December 1862
10 December 1862
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Wednesday 10th
London
CFA

1862-12-10

AM

A very mild, pleasant day. I had so little to do that I was out in the streets doing small commissions. Among other things I purchased for a trifle a fair edition of Terence, and refreshed my recollections of the Andria by reading those acts of it. Many years have passed since I last read it, but it came up with more of a conception of its comedy than ever. We had to dinner a young gentleman by the name of Pakenham, who brought a letter from his partner, Mr Hooker at Rome. Mr Henry T Parker and Mr R D Tucker were likewise with us. I asked two or three more persons but they could not come.

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Charles Francis Adams, Sr., [date of entry], diary, in Charles Francis Adams, Sr.: The Civil War Diaries (Unverified Transcriptions). Boston: Massachusetts Historical Society, 2015. http://www.masshist.org/publications/cfa-civil-war/view?id=DCA62d344