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Geo Ticknor Curtis, and Mr. S. J. Tilden, at the Organization,” Papers from the Society for the Diffusion of Political Knowledge, no. 1 [1863?]. Retract: SFB to “Judge Caton,” 18 Feb 1863, M21. On the S.D.P.K. see also Lee, 228–30, and McKay, 174–75. In trying to reach/ Mind: SFB to Charles Mason, 14 Oct 1863, M29. Morse himself had contributed/ Intended: SFB to H. G Ludlow (copy), 13 May 1861, M29. Heresy: SFB to “Senator Bigler” (copy), 6 Feb 1861, M29. Morse also studied but wrote little about the constitutional issues, considering the main one settled: “The United States are forbidden to touch [slavery]. The States alone individually have the right to regulate the relation.” SFB to RM (copy), 5 Nov 1864, M28. As Morse explained/ See SFB, An Argument, passim. That this view/ Cursed: SFB to Martin Hauser (copy), 21 Sep 1863, M29. Relation: SFB to Charles Mason (copy), 14 Oct 1863, M29. Morse tried to account/ Rejecting: SFB to H. G Ludlow (copy), 13 May 1861, M29. Despite his devotion/ Delusion: SFB to “Mr. Luckey” (copy), 19 Nov 1862, M29. Declaration: SFB to H. G. Ludlow (copy), 17 May 1860, M27. Subjection: SFB, The Present Attempt to Dissolve the American Union, 40–41. Temples: SFB, An Argument, 3. Nature as well/ Degraded: SFB, An Argument, 19. Baboon: SFB, Lectures on the Affinity, 64. Superior: McPherson, 61. Caucasian: SFB to Gideon S. Tucker (copy), 10 Apr 1863, M29. On the linking of pro-slavery biblical arguments with racialist arguments see Noll. Morse emphasized/ Guidance: SFB, An Argument, 12. BARBAROUS: SFB, An Argument, 16. What distinguishes Morse’s/ Axiom: SFB to George Wood (copy), 5 Mar 1865, M28. Remain: SFB to RM (copy), 6 Jun 1865, M28. On the pro-slavery argument see especially Faust. Sidney Morse shared/ Deification: SM, Premium (Questions on Slavery (1860), 13. Delusions: SFB to RM (copy), g Nov 1864, M28. It gratified Morse/ Pious: SFB to Stuart Robinson, 23 Nov 1863, M29. Fitness: M33, fr. 488. Demand: SFB to “Mr. Shedd” (copy), 22 Jul 1864, M28. But Morse’s writing/ Repentance: H. G. Ludlow to SFB, 5 May 1861, M20. Former: Times, 2g Mar 1863. Shallow: North American Review, Jan 1864, 122, 126. Morse’s telegraphs put/ Orders: Plum, II, 366. On the telegraph in the Civil War see also Bates. The blare/ Skill: SFB to Peter Cooper et al. (copy), 3 Mar 1863, M29. Morse applauded/ See D. Romanoff to SFB, 5 Apr 1862, M20. The vastly long/ Fulfilled: SFB to George Wood (copy), 25 Jun 1864, M26. As the war raged/ Repining: AK to SFB, 27 Dec 1861, M20. Union: AK to SFB, 12 Mar 1863, M21. Pride: see AK’s fourth letter of 22 Feb 1862, Amos Kendall Papers, Library of Congress. Morse and Kendall/ Profitable: Tribune, 5 Dec 1865. Wealthy already/ Words: SFB to T. R. Walker (copy), 16 Mar 1864, M28. Regal: Tribune, 5 Dec 1865. To Morse’s delight/ Evidence: ELM, II, 443. At the time Southern/ Artlessness: SFB to Sarah Morse, 19 Feb 1854, M16. Lela also sometimes appears in Morse’s papers as Leila. Position: SFB to Charles Morse (copy), 10 Jan [185g but misdated 1858], M26. Morse sent his sons/ Remember: SFB to Arthur Morse, [no day] Jul1862, M29. Obedient: SFB to Arthur Morse, 30 Oct 1866, M30; to Arthur Morse, [no day] Jul 1862, M29; to M. Baudoin, 16 Oct 1866, M30. Paths: SFB to E. S. Salisbury, 11 Aug 1865, M21. Forever: SFB to his children, 10 May 1857, M18. Morse’s adult children/ Cares: SFB to Mrs. H. L. Davis (copy), 11 May 1866, M28. Strange: SFB to Finley Morse (copy), 12 Mar 1870, M31. Whales: SFB to Arthur Morse (copy), 6 Sep 1868, M30. Susan, now in her/ Mental: SFB to Edward Lind, 22 Sep 1861, M29. Nervousness: SFB to Charles Lind, ígDec 1867, M30. Suffer: SFB to Edward Lind, 16 Jul 1861, M19. Charles, too/ Sharpers: SFB to SM, 2g Dec 1857, New-York Historical Society. Defect: SFB to Charles Morse (copy), íoJan [185g but misdated 1858], M26. Charles was much/ Easy: SFB to Charles Morse, 8 Jan 1866 and 15 Jun 1863, M29. To Morse’s displeasure/ Manly: SFB to Charles Morse (copy), 7 Oct 1865, M28. Sea: SFB to SM, 8 Aug 1867, XM. Both Charles and his sister/ Favorite: SFB to Charles Morse (copy), 25