Henry's kind letter was duly received. He sees that Henry is still hard at work to perpetuate the greatness of their father's Orestes A. Brownson name. His memory of home affairs is chiefly of his anti-Catholic days when he saw little of his father since he was constantly studying. Occasionaly however, he would send for Orestes to play chess, and from eight a.m. to twelve p.m. there was no respite. If Orestes has any chess reputation, their father laid the foundation. Letter is incomplete. :: III-3-b A.L.unsigned 1p. 12mo.