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kes the warmest weather endurable.—Mrs. Grant and the children send their kindest regards. I shall always be glad to hear from you, and to get exactly the sort of letters you have written so far, though I may not write often myself. Yours Truly, U. S. Grant. Gen'l A. Badeau, Consul, etc. Letter no. Seven. The article for the British press referred to in this letter was a comparison between the War of the Rebellion and that between Germany and France in 1870. It was written for Frazer's Magazine at the request of the editor, Mr. Froude, and of course had the sanction of the President and the Secretary of State. I have not stricken out the sentences referring to the Adams family, although Grant must have subsequently modified his opinion, for it was after this that he appointed Charles Francis Adams arbitrator for the United States at Geneva; and I know that he highly appreciated the services there rendered to the country by that distinguished statesman and diplomatist.