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Great Britain and the American Civil War

Ephraim Douglass Adams

  • History
  • Book language: English
  • 735 pages

Ephraim Douglass Adams's historical study examines British public opinion and diplomacy during the American Civil War. Based on newspapers and diplomatic correspondence from 1860–1865, it explores international dimensions of the conflict and is worth listening to for understanding Britain's role.

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LORD JOHN RUSSELL

(From Trevelyan's "Garibaldi and the Making of Italy")

EPHRAIM DOUGLASS ADAMS

GREAT BRITAIN

AND

THE AMERICAN

CIVIL WAR

TWO VOLUMES BOUND AS ONE

VOLUME I.

VOLUME II.

PREFACE

This work was begun many years ago. In 1908 I read in the British

Museum many newspapers and journals for the years 1860-1865, and then planned a survey of English public opinion on the American Civil

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Contents

  1. GREAT BRITAIN AND THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
  2. GREAT BRITAIN AND THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
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