[41] Dodge, View, ch. xiv. Rossiter Johnson, History of War of Secession.
[42] Nicolay and Hay, VI, 155.
[43] Dodge, View, pp. 102-115.
[44] Nicolay and Hay, VI, pp. 168-169.
[45] Nicolay and Hay, VI, p. 164.
THE JOURNAL OF ISAACO[1]
I
The time approaches when all the wildness of this little world will be overrun and tamed into the trimness of a civilized parterre; when the last trail will have been trodden, the mystery of the last forest bared, and the last of the savage peoples penned into a League of Nations to die of unnatural peace. What will our children do then, I wonder, for their books of high romance? How satisfy their thirst of daring with nothing further to dare? Who will appease them, when