Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Memorial Volume of the Edwards Family Meeting: At Stockbridge, Mass;, September 6-7, A. D. 1870
One of the Andover professors, some three or four years ago, was at the house of a friend in Auburndale. In the course of the interview, the idea of a meeting of the family was discussed. The execution of this idea was regarded as entirely feasible. It was arranged that they together, at some future time, would visit New Haven, and confer with Pres. Woolsey and other members of the family there. This was done in the course of a few months; and the project re ceived the indorsement of all who were consulted. Pres. Woolsey, as a leading representative of the family, was requested to make the Memorial Address whenever the meeting should be held. This, after some deliberation, he consented to do.
With this auspicious beginning, the wok/e, according to the Latin poet, was regarded as na/f done.
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