Everybody talks of
the great Heenan and Sayers prize fight in England—the “international”
fight—and of the American champion’s unfair treatment. It occupies a much
larger share of attention than the doings of the Charleston Convention, the
results of which may be so momentous.
SOURCE: Allan Nevins
and Milton Halset Thomas, Editors, Diary of George Templeton Strong,
Vol. 3, p. 24
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