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A World on Fire – Bibliography ARTICLES ‘A Crisis in Downing Street’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 47 (May 1914), pp. 372-424. ‘A Month’s Visit to Confederate Headquarters’, Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (Jan. 1863), pp. 1-29. ‘Bright-Sumner Letters, 1861–1872’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 45 (Oct. 1912), pp. 93-165. ‘Britons in the Civil War: Sir Charles Wyndham’, Crossfire, 37 (Nov. 1989). ‘Diary of John R. Thompson’, Confederate Veteran, 37 (1929). ‘Letters of Goldwin Smith to Eliot Norton’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 49 (1916). ‘Letters of Richard Cobden to Charles Sumner’, American Historical Review, 2 (1897). ‘Rebel Without a Cause – from Shakespeare Country’, Crossfire: The Magazine of the American Civil War Round Table, 48 (Apr. 1993). ‘Some accounts of both sides of the American War’, Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (Dec. 1861), pp. 768-79. ‘Ten Days in Richmond’, Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine (Oct. 1862), 564/92, pp. 391-402. Adams, Brooks, ‘The Seizure of the Laird Rams’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 45 (1911-12), pp. 243-333. Adams, Charles Francis Jr., ‘McHenry on Cotton Crisis, 1865’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 47 (1914), pp. 279-87. Adams, Charles Francis Jr., ‘Queen Victoria and Our Civil War’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 18 (1904), pp. 122-154. Adams, Charles Francis Jr., ‘The British Proclamation of May, 1861’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 48 (1915). Adams, Charles Francis Jr., ‘The Crisis of Foreign Intervention in the War of Secession, September-November, 1862’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 47 (1914), pp. 372-424. Adams, Charles Francis Jr., ‘The Trent Affair: An Historical Retrospect’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 45 (1912), pp. 35-148. Adams, Charles Francis Jr., ‘Wolseley and the Confederate Army’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 47 (1913), pp. 9-24. Adams, E. D., ‘The Point of View of the British Traveller in America’, Political Science Quarterly (Jun. 1914), pp. 244-64. Adams, Henry, ‘Why did not England Recognize the Confederacy?’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 66 (1942), pp. 204-22. Allan, Adrian R., ‘The Building of Abercromby Square’, Unit of Liverpool (1986), pp. 12-21. Allen, H. C., ‘Two Hundred Years: Anglo-American Relations’, Encounter, 46/1 (1976), pp. 66-70. Allen, H.C., ‘Civil War, Reconstruction, and Great Britain’, Heard Round the World: The Impact Abroad of the Civil War (New York, 1969). Anderson, Edward Maffitt, ‘Midshipman Edward Maffitt Anderson’s letter to his father, Edward Clifford Anderson’, William Stanley Papers, University of Alabama (November 18, 1862). Anderson, Hilton, ‘Americans in Europe Before the Civil War’, Southern Quarterly, 5 (Apr. 1967), pp. 273-94. Angle, Paul M., ‘George Merryweather’s United States, 1861-1862’, Chicago History, 7 (1965), pp. 245-63. Anon., ‘Earl Russell and The Slave Power’, The Union and Emancipation Society (Manchester, 1863). Anon., ‘Stoughton Caught Napping’, Blue and Gray (May 1987). Ashmore, Owen (ed.), ‘The Diary of James Garnett of Low Moor, Clitheroe, 1858-65. Vol. 1: Years of Prosperity: 1858-60’, Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire for the Year 1969, 121 (1970), pp. 77-98. Ashmore, Owen (ed.), ‘The Diary of James Garnett of Low Moor, Clitheroe, 1858-65. Vol. 2: The American Civil War and the Cotton Famine, 1861-65’,Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire for the Year 1971, 123 (1972), pp. 105-43. Baker, General La Fayette C., ‘English Sympathy with the South – Negro-Hate in Washington: Spies, Traitors and Conspirators of the Late Civil War.’ The United States Secret Service (1889). Baker, William J., ‘Anglo-American Relations in Miniature: The Prince of Wales in Portland, Maine, 1860’, New England Quarterly, 45/4 (1972), pp. 559-68. Banerjee, Tarasankar, ‘American Cotton Experiments in India and the American Civil War’, Journal of Indian History, 47/140 (1969), pp. 425-32. Banks, Ron, ‘Death At A Distance’, Civil War Times Illustrated (Apr./March 1990), pp. 48-55. Barry, James P., ‘U.S.-Canadian Frictions along the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Border’, Inland Seas, 45/2 and 45/3 (1989), pp. 75-89, and pp. 183-191. Bartlett, C.J., ‘The Origins of the American Civil War’, The English Historical Review, 113/452 (1998), p. 776. Barton, Peter, ‘The First Blockade Runner and “Another Alabama”: Some Tees and Hartlepool Ships That Worried the Union’, Mariner’s Mirror, 81 (1995), pp. 45-64. Bauer, Craig A., ‘The Last Effort: The Secret Mission of the Confederate Diplomat, Duncan F. Kenner’, Louisiana History, 22 (1981). Baxter, James Phinney, ‘June Meeting: The British High Commissioners at Washington in 1871’, Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 65/3 (Oct. 1932). Baxter, James Phinney, ‘The British Government and Neutral Rights, 1861-1865’, American Historical Review, 34 (1929). Baylen, Joseph O., ‘Sumner and Lord Wharncliffe: Some Unpublished Letters’, The New England Quarterly, 35/3 (Sept. 1962), pp. 390-95. Bellows, Donald, ‘A Study of British Conservative Reaction to the American Civil War’, Journal of Southern History, 51/4 (Nov. 1985), pp. 505-26. Bennett, John, ‘The Confederate Bazaar at Liverpool’, Crossfire, 61 (Dec. 1999). Bennett, John, ‘The Nashville Affair’, Crossfire, 65 (Apr. 2001). Bennett, John, ‘Those Confederate States’, Crossfire, 63 (Aug. 2000). Berger, Max, ‘American Slavery as seen by British Visitors, 1836-1860’, Journal of Negro History, 30 (1945). Bernath, Stuart W., ‘British Neutrality and the Civil War Prize Cases’, Civil War History, 15/4 (1969), pp. 320-331. Bigelow, John, ‘The Confederate Diplomatists and their Shirt of Nessus’, Century Magazine, 20 (1891). Blackett, R. J. M., ‘Fugitive Slaves in Britain: The Odyssey of William and Ellen Craft’, Journal of American Studies, 12/1 (1978), pp. 41-62. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine., “Ten Days in Richmond,” 92/564 (Oct. 1862), pp. 391- 402. Blumberg, Arnold, ‘Bancroft’s Eulogy of Lincoln and British Reaction,’ Lincoln Herald, 67/4 (Winter 1965), pp. 151-57. Blume, Kenneth J., ‘Coal and Diplomacy in the British Caribbean During the Civil War’, Civil War History, 41/2 (1995), pp. 116-41. Blume, Kenneth J., ‘The Light from the Flag: The American Government, the British Caribbean, and the American Merchant Marine, 1861-1865’, Civil War History, 32/1 (1986), pp. 44-55. Blumenthal, Henry, ‘Confederate Diplomacy: Popular Notions and International Politics’, The Journal of Southern History, 32/2 (May 1966), p.151-71. Bogin, Ruth, ‘Sarah Parker Remond: Black Abolitionist From Salem’, Essex Institute Historical Collections (Apr. 1974), pp. 120-50. Bonner, Robert B., ‘Roundheaded Cavaliers? The Context and Limits of a Confederate Racial Project’, Civil War History, 48/1 (March 2002), pp. 34-59. Borcke, Heros von, 'Memoirs of the Confederate War for Independence', Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, 99 (Jan.-Jun. 1866). Borome, Joseph A., Henry Adams Silenced by the Cotton Famine’, New England Quarterly, 33/2 (1960), pp. 237-40. Bourke, Robert, ‘A Month with the Rebels’, Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (Dec. 1861), pp. 755-67. Bourne, Kenneth, ‘British Preparations for War with the North, 1861-1862’, English Historical Review, 76/301 (Oct. 1961), pp. 600-632. Brady, Eugene A., ‘A Reconsideration of the Lancashire “Cotton Famine”’, Agricultural History (1963-4), pp. 37-8. Brady, Eugene A., ‘Letters of John Bright, 1861-1862,’ Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 45 (Nov. 1911) and 46 (Oct. 1912). Brainerd, Dyer, ‘Thomas H. Dudley’, Civil War History, 1 (1955). Branigan, D. P., ‘The Birkenhead Blockade’, Sea Breezes (1977). Brauer, Kinley J., ‘British Mediation and the American Civil War: A Reconsideration’, Journal of Southern History, 38/1 (Feb. 1972), pp. 49-64. Brauer, Kinley J., ‘The Slavery Problem in the Diplomacy of the American Civil War’, Pacific Historical Review, 41 (1977), p. 450. Breeze, Lawrence E., ‘The Battle of Olustee: Its Meaning for the British’, Florida Historical Quarterly, 43/3 (1965), pp. 207-16. Brigg, Mary, ‘Life in East Lancashire’, Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, 120 (1968). Brock, William, ‘The Image of England and American Nationalism’, Journal of American Studies, 5 (Dec. 1971), pp. 225-45. Brogan, Hugh, ‘America and Walter Bagehot’, Journal of American Studies, 11/3 (Dec. 1977), pp. 335-56. Brook, Michael, ‘Confederate Sympathies in North East Lancashire, 1862-1864’, Transactions of the Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society, 75 and 76 (1965-1966). Broomfield, William, ‘An Englishman in Union Service Writes Home And Describes: My Imprisonment Down In Dixie’, Civil War Times (Jan. 1989). Brown, D. Alexander, ‘The Northwest Conspiracy’, Civil War Times Illustrated, 10 (May 1971). Burt, A.L., ‘Canada and the United States: The Civil War Years’, The Journal of Southern History, 27/1 (Feb. 1961), pp. 103-5. Byrne, Frank L., and Andrew T. Weaver, Haskell of Gettysburg: His Life and Civil War Papers (Kent, Ohio, 1989). Cansdell, Henry W., ‘Journal of Dr. Henry W. Cansdell’, Vineland Historical Magazine, 7 (1922, 1923): pp. 55-60, 8, 72-76, 92-97, 111-114, 135-38. Capers, Gerald M. Jr., ‘Confederates and Yankees in Occupied New Orleans, 1862-1865’, The Journal of Southern History, 30/4 (Nov. 1964), pp. 405-426. Carpenter, John A., ‘The New York International Relief Committee’, New York Historical Society
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