The Life of Charles Loring Brace Chiefly Told in His Own Letters
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Brace's return to New York, the "Kossuth fever," as he calls it, took com- plete possession of him. He lectured on Hungary, and wrote daily on the book which was to tell of his experiences there, and would, he hoped, arouse pub- lic sympathy with the oppressed. How absorbed he was we learn from the following paragraph in a let- ter to Mr. Kingsbury : — " Sorry, but cannot help it. I am a patent writ- ing machine now, have forgotten my friends, my country, mj dinner, for a few weeks, till The bo...ok is finished. Work from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., with inter- ludes of lager beer and theological discussions. Shall do it up by the end of next week, perhaps before." In July he writes to his father : — "... I had a long confidential interview with Kossuth two weeks ago. He said my book, etc. , had done more for him than any other thing; unfolded his plans, etc., etc., and left with me every favorable impression deeply strengthened — of genius, patriot- ^T. 25] BOOKS ON HUNGARY AND GERMANY 149 ism, sincerity, and of a loving and ideal nature.
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Brace's return to New York, the "Kossuth fever," as he calls it, took com- plete possession of him. He lectured on Hungary, and wrote daily on the book which was to tell of his experiences there, and would, he hoped, arouse pub- lic sympathy with the oppressed. How absorbed he was we learn from the following paragraph in a let- ter to Mr. Kingsbury : — " Sorry, but cannot help it. I am a patent writ- ing machine now, have forgotten my friends, my country, mj dinner, for a few weeks, till The bo...ok is finished. Work from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., with inter- ludes of lager beer and theological discussions. Shall do it up by the end of next week, perhaps before." In July he writes to his father : — "... I had a long confidential interview with Kossuth two weeks ago. He said my book, etc. , had done more for him than any other thing; unfolded his plans, etc., etc., and left with me every favorable impression deeply strengthened — of genius, patriot- ^T. 25] BOOKS ON HUNGARY AND GERMANY 149 ism, sincerity, and of a loving and ideal nature.
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