Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch, Post 28
The following excerpt is from the diary of Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch.
Monday Dec. 7th, 1863
Mr. Loring declines my book, considering it too much founded on the subject of slavery to suit the present taste. Don’t know; but have this morning secured a perusal of it from Mr. Spencer...The war goes on, with further gain in Tennessee & Georgia, but a check on the Rappahannock. Congress meet to-day. God bless their deliberations!
Tuesday Dec. 22d 1863
Of public affairs, the president’s message & proclamation, with his plan for reorganization of the insurgent states, are most observable. Heaven has given us a great blessing in our wise and firm chief magistrate.
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