Excerpt from A Memoir of Daniel Safford
It has been her care to admit no statement of fact which she has not the fullest reason to believe to be strictly true. In respect to the early portion of Mr. Safford's life, and many transactions of later periods, which came not within her personal knowledge, she has given the facts as narrated to her by himself. So, likewise, when describing events in the history of other persons, she has invariably recorded them as they were detailed to her by the persons themselves, or by others who were believed to be acquainted with the facts. She can be responsible for the statements in such cases no further than this.
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