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Clark's Island, Plymouth. Describes the move to Clark's Island [Massachusetts]; discusses the newspaper coverage of the death of President Ulysses S. Grant and comments on his presidency; shares his admiration for H. A. J. Munro, who has just died; comments on both British and American political events of the day.

Letter of 7 May 1896 encloses a letter from William Everett dated 21 April 1896. Also accompanied by a letter from Charles R. [Larman?] dated Dec. 7 1906, and an offprint from The Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society "William Watson Goodwin" by Charles William Eliot, printed in Boston in 1913.

Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A. - Hears from Norton that Wright is preparing a new edition of FitzGerald's letters, and sends those that he has. Anxiety about the British army in South Africa.