FOOTNOTES:

[C] "For if one has anything worth writing, it is really worth while to

write it so it can be read."--_Address at Barre._

[D] In another scrap of his reminiscences, he says: "The oldest

political event of which I have any recollection is that of the _quasi_

French War of 1798. This I remember only in connection with the family

talk of the price of flour, which it was said would cost twenty dollars

a barrel. As we used principally brown bread, this was of less

consequence; although the price of Indian corn and meal was probably

increased also."

[E] Mr. Hedge, with whom this was a favorite passage.

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