Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a tribute to Charles F. Southmayd, a prominent New York lawyer and philanthropist who died in 1892. The memorial contains speeches and essays by Southmayd's friends and colleagues, as well as a biographical sketch and a selection of his writings. This is an insightful and moving portrait of a remarkable man, and a testament to his enduring influence on his community and profession.
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