22, 1864, p.

808) was "indignant" that Adams should presume to "hector and threaten" England through his replies.

But Adams continued to receive deputations.] [Footnote 1259: Delane's position on the Civil War and the reasons for the importance of Savannah to him, personally, are described in Ch.

XVIII.] [Footnote 1260: Jan.

9, 1865.].