Chapter 32

Pg 261 - Letter of introduction to large estate of distinguished family

Pg 262 - “Any friend of C F should ever wait outside his door”

Pg 263 - Lajos Kossuth

Charles Loring Brace claims to not be in any way doing intelegence work for a forgein counrty, but at the same time is visiting every prominent character closely involved in the revolution, and being very secretive on top of it.

Pg 264

Brace is bragging about the elegence and long term planning of this mans property. "thanks to his energy and the skill of an English gardener, he has succeeded."

Pg 266

"Most of his men now, he said, were paid by taking so much from the crops which they labored upon and gathered. Wages, however, when he did pay them, amounted to about twenty kreutzers (fifteen cents) a day ! Good land there, he thought, was worth from twenty to twenty-five dollare an acre. One can hardly understand how the price of labor can be so cheap compared with that of land. But they all call it dear, and say that wages before and in the Revolution, were very much less, often only six or eight cents a day."

Pg 268

"I was surprised to find in our convei-sations, that they all still beheved Gorgey was no traitor ; and that he had only surrendered when there was no other course left him."

Chapter 34

Pg 276 - Charles Loring Brace is arrested

Pg 287

Pg 294 - Frenchman helps Brace get paper and Ink