Church and Steamboat—Jenny Lind—Hospitality—Colonel 350-395 Pertzel—The Family—Twins—Medicine—Giving Counsel—For the Sailor—An Absurd Story contradicted—Salisbury—Trouting—Death of Alfred and Arthur—Letters to his Daughter at School—Lenox—Equivocal Honors declined—The Pulpit—“Plymouth Collection”—“Shining Shore“—A Church Liturgy—Courting with his Father’s old Love-letters—1857 a Year of Trial—Matteawan—Visit to Litchfield—1858 a Year of Harvest—Revival Meetings—Hospitality of Plymouth Church—Courtesy to Errorists—New Organ—Peekskill—Letters to his Daughter abroad—Marriage of his Daughter—Lecturing—Title of D. D. declined—Flowers in Church—Christian Liberty in the use of the Beautiful—His two Lines of Labor CHAPTER XIX. Visit to England in 1863—The Need of Rest—Condition of 396-407 Affairs at Home—Arrival at Liverpool—Refusal to Speak—Visit to the Continent—Reception by the King of Belgium—Civil War discussed—News of Victories—Return to England CHAPTER XX. Facing the Mob in Manchester—Glasgow—Edinburgh—Desperate Attempts to break Mr. Beecher down at 408-442 Liverpool—Victory in London CHAPTER XXI. Close of the War—Distrust of the 443-456 Administration—Kindlier Feelings after Mr. Beecher’s Return from England—Growing Confidence—Intimacy with Secretary Stanton—Fort Sumter—Lee’s Surrender—Lincoln’s Death CHAPTER XXII. Reconstruction—Mr. Beecher favors speedy 457-478 Readmission—Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention at Cleveland—The “Cleveland Letters” cause great Excitement CHAPTER XXIII. The “Silver Wedding” of Plymouth Church—Children’s 479-487 Day—Services in the Church—Reunion of old Members—Historical Reminiscences—Dr. Storrs’s Tribute CHAPTER XXIV. The Conspiracy—Relations with Mr. Bowen—Disputes and 488-522 Arbitration—Theodore Tilton’s Early Promise and Intimacy with Mr. Beecher—Bowen’s Ill-Will and Tilton’s Malice—Tilton discharged from _Independent_ and Brooklyn _Union_—Tripartite Agreement—Moulton and Tilton Conspire to Blackmail Mr. Beecher—Tilton consults Dr. Storrs CHAPTER XXV. After-Effects—Charges against Tilton—Advisory 523-536 Council—Investigating Committee called by Mr. Beecher—Its Report—Dropping Mr. Moulton—Council called by Plymouth Church CHAPTER XXVI.