Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 433
tter-books which Sparks followed differed from the letter actuallysent; and tliat some of the serious omissions were simply passages repetitionary of others, where reiterationwas needless. The result of the whole controversy was, that, while Sparks had completely vindicated himselffrom charges that… … LORD MAHON.* Cf. also the Sfiarks Catalogue-, p. 229. - Van Buren {Political Parties^ p. 104) points out a sig-nificant instance of omission of passages which affect thejudgment of events. Neiv York Evening Post; International Mag. ; IVest-minster Revie^v. Cf. Mass. Hist, Soc. Proc, x. 263. * Mahon…
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