Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Diary Kept at the Siege of Louisburg: March 15-August 14, 1745, With Notes and an Introduction
Miss Freeman, who gave the diary, is a granddaughter of the Honorable James Lewis, of Pepperell, a prominent member of the Middlesex bar, who died in Boston, on February 6, 1845, at the age of sixty years. A long time ago I was told that there were other diaries kept by Mr. Emerson, which may be still in existence.
Some years ago I gave a copy of the ordination sermon to Library, and the titlepage runs, line for line, as follows.
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