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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 32. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.15 (search)
tronger than positive proof, and such evidence undoubtedly may be brought against me. I now wish to receive a favor from you, and you will eventually find that I am not unmindful of it. As soon as you receive this note, answer it by first boat up and tell me who the rebel is that you have. Whether he is an officer or a private, what is his name, when he did come aboard of you, and what the story is that he tells? Please be candid with me, and you will never regret it. Let me know what Mr. Lound's sentiments are. I am very anxious to get information as speedily as possible, as I have a lawyer already engaged, who is in direct communication with me. The events of the last few weeks have made me nearly brokenhearted. I have been treated unjustly, but I will not complain, convinced as I am that an impartial court will honorably acquit me of any wrong. You will excuse me for not going into details at present, but at a favorable opportunity I will tell you all. Hoping to hea