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Diary of Charles Francis Adams, 1863

Sunday 4th

4 October 1863

Tuesday 6th

6 October 1863
5 October 1863
477
Monday 5th
London
CFA

1863-10-05

AM

Cloudy with rain. The autumnal weather begins to make itself perceptible and the day grows dark at five. Much occupied in disposing of matters connected with the dismissal of Light. I examine all the closets and hiding places, and find the same general result every where. The reform is my household came not a bit too early. Only two or three persons to see me. Mr Collins who is in pursuit of his enterprise of a telegraph by way of Russia and Behrings Straits, and Mr Vesey and another consul. The former going home. A long walk and quiet evening. Read a good deal of Phillimore’s first volume of International Law.

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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=DCA63d278