UK Primary Sources
Ayrshire Archives, Scotland
‘Scottish Industrial History’, vol. 16 (1993)
Birmingham City Archives
1. MS 1799 – Reminiscences of George Sydney Ford, ‘Recollections of the Past’
2. MS 485/7-11 – Letters from Thomas Stew ardson of Philadelphia to George
Braithw aite Lloyd
3. MS 1350A/4 – Contract for the manufacture of gun barrel machinery for Colts of
Connecticut, 1861
Bodleian Library, Dept. of Special Collections and Western MSS
1. MS Clarendon dep. C. 480 – correspondence from Edw ard Thornton at the British
Legation in Washington.
2. MS Clarendon dep. C. 492 – American correspondence including American
newspaper cuttings.
3. Charles Herbert Mayo MSS – papers relating to Mayo family (MS top gen, d 46)
4. Letter from Jefferson Davis to Prof. A.T. Bledsoe re: ‘great cause’ MS. Autogr.d 10
(SC36017) f23
5. Printed Cabinet Papers (MS.Clar.dep.c.492): possible British and French mediation in
the Civil War in 1862.
Bolton Archive And Local Studies Service
1. Letters from a variety of correspondents during ACW to Henry Ashw orth, a cotton
manufacturer and charitable benefactor. Correspondents: Ellis Yarrall, Philadelphia;
Samuel Boyd Tobey, Providence, R.I.; Sidney Homer, Boston; J. Tow nsend,
Columbia, S.C. (ZWL 50/9-17)
2. Copy of article referred to in letter re: J. Pendlebury, ‘The Star Spangled Banner
Unfurled In Bolton’ (no ref #) from Bolton Evening News
British Library of Political and Economic Science, LSE
Letters of Emigrants to America:
1848-65: John Griffiths, Illinois farmer. Greatly upset by the death of Lincoln; high profits
from farm due to w ar.
1857-73: Ch. Aglionby, Charles Tow n, Va., farmer. Property in England and losses during the
war.
1857-61: Four letters from John and David Hughes to their parents in Wales. Atlantic
crossing, w orking in Boston, effects of Civil War, how railw ays are changing transport,
Macready/Forrest riot in NYC.
20 Jan 1864: John Wiles, Camp of the 153rd regiment, NY State Volunteers, Army of the
Potomac. Army life and conditions in the Southern states.
British Museum
1. Layard Papers 38931-39164 – Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Sir
Austen Henry Layard (1817-94). Correspondence from 1861-65. MS# 38, 987-39,
102
2. Miscellaneous Papers 41567 – from George Henry Herbert while serving w ith the
Northern Army
3. John Bright Papers 43390, ff.123-286 - 64 letters; and 43391 – letters re. advocacy of
the northern cause.
4. Cobden Papers 43676, ff.79-104, ff.115-58, ff.159-260 – sympathy for Confederacy,
tariffs, Trent, and many other civil w ar subjects from arming of Negros to the
character of Lincoln.
5. Sturge Papers 43722 f.122 – Quaker philanthropist and abolitionist, on American
differences, war fears, and the evil influence of The Times on Anglo- American
relations.
6. Gladstone Papers 44136, 44272, 44400, 44427, 44433-50 – Trent, emancipation in
border states, the blockade, civil w ar. Official papers 44593 – printed memoranda on
Trent. 44649-80 – notes and memoranda for speeches concerning opposition to
recruitment in the US for the British Army. Gladstone’s literary works 44790-1 – his
attitude tow ard Civil War.
7. Miscellaneous Papers 48212 – long letter from William V. Walton of ‘Hooyelles
parish’ La, to his brother in England, describing his experiences as a confederate
soldier in the Louisiana Infantry.
rd
8. John Henry Temple, 3 viscount Palmerston – letterbook. MS# 48, 582
Buck inghamshire Records and Local Studies Service, County Hall, Aylesbury
1.) (Ref #D 102/8 part) Stevens family of Wycombe, includes 9 letters from H.W. Gould
in Hudson, N.Y. (1863-74)
2.) (Ref# D 115/20) three letters to Edw ard Moore Gaw ne of Kentraugh, Isle of Man, re
civil w ar/ naval matters, from Charleston, Bermuda, Fort Monroe (1863-72)
3.) Letter from Edw in Nichols [Lovegrove] to his sister in Aylesbury
4.) Edw ard Adolphus Seymour, 12th Duke of Somerset Official Correspondence
th
1. D/RA/A/2A/7/1-12, letters from the 8 Duke of Argyll (12)
2. D/RA/A/2A/17/1-3, letters from Earl Granville (4)
3. D/RA/A/2A/19/1-8, letters from Frederick William Grey (8)
4. D/RA/A/2A/20/1-8, letters from Sir George Grey, incl. letter from Queen
Victoria (8)
5. D/RA/A/2A/34/1-37, letters from Admiral Sir Alexander Milne (37)
6. D/RA/A/2A/35/1-11, letters from the Duke of Newcastle (11)
7. D/RA/A/2A/37/1-38, letters from Viscount Palmerston (112)
§ 38/1-25
§ 39/1-18
§ 40/1-16
§ 41/1-15
8. D/RA/A/2A/47, letters from WG Romaine (4)
9. D/RA/A/2A/50/1-32, letters from Lord John Russell (115)
§ 51/1-25
§ 52/1-18
§ 53/1-23
§ 54/1-17
10. D/RA/A/2A/112 – 228, all letters (misc.) from 1861 – May 1865
11. D/A/RA/2A/256/1-21, letters from the Duke of Somerset to Sir G.C. Lew is, and
Sir F Grey, Sir J Moore, Lord Palmerston and Sir C. Phipps (21)
12. D/RA/A/2A/259/1-8, correspondence relating to the ‘Nashville’ & ‘Tuscarora’
affair (8)
13. D/RA/A/2A/270/1-37, assorted Admiralty Office papers 1863-64
5.) Material Concerning the Local History of the Burnham And Taplow Area
6.) Col. George St. Leger Grenfell Papers:
6.1 D 11/1 George St. Leger Grenfell and Family
6.2 3.c - Typescript memorandum by Joseph Wheeler, US Army on the trial of
Grenfell
6.3 3.e - Letter to Sir Francis Grenfell from Gen Wheeler enclosing extracts from
US Civil War records concerning Grenfell
6.4 3.f.ii - 7 letters and 1 photocopy letter from Grenfell
6.5 3.f.iii - 16 letters concerning Grenfell
6.6 3.g - Typescript transcriptions, extracts and calendars of letters and other
documents concerning Grenfell
6.7 3.h - Original correspondence betw een various individuals including A.H.
Packe, concerning Grenfell
6.8 3.i - Biographical notes on Grenfell
6.9 4 - Original new s cuttings, extracts, and notes from printed sources, w ith
correspondence, concerning Grenfell
6.10
5 - Correspondence betw een A.H. Packe and Stephen Z. Starr of
Cinc innati, Ohio concerning the latter’s biography of Grenfell
6.11
8.d - The Filson Club History Quarterly (article on Grenfell), Jan.
1960
6.12
8.f - The Journal of Southern History (‘Col. G. St L. Grenfell – his
pre-civil w ar career’), Aug. 1964
6.13
8.g - The Filson Club History Quarterly (‘Was there a North West
conspiracy?’), Oct. 1964
6.14
8.h - The Wisconsin Magazine of History (‘The Grand Old
Regiment’), Autumn 1964
6.15
8.i - Civil War Times (‘A Reckless, Unthinking Adventurer’), Jan.
1971
6.16
8.j - Civil War Times (‘The North West Conspiracy’), May 1971
Cheshire and Chester Archives and Local Studies,
Papers of Captain William Sherwen of New Ferry:
1) DDX 198 / 1 – Customs Clearance Certificate of Schooner “Dixie,” Philadelphia, 23
Aug 1862.
2) DDX 198 / 2 – Charter Party. Philadelphia, 11 Oct 1862. James W. Landell, ow ner
of the Schooner ‘Rowena’, 85 tons, “now lying in the harbour of Philadelphia”,
Janutche and Lavergne, agrees to charter ‘Row ena’ to Janutche and Lavergne for
voyage from Phil. to St Kitts and Dominica and back to Phil. for consideration of
$1,000.
3) DDX 198 / 3 – Letter of Parole, Fort Delaw are, 20 January 1863. William Sherwen,
“a Political or State Prisoner of the US Government” promises not to “aid or comfort
the existing rebellion against the US Government.”
4) DDX 198 / 4 – Certificate of Payment of Tonnage Tax. Custom House, Philadelphia.
7 Feb 1863. Certifies payment of tax on Schooner ‘Rowena’ of St Kitts, 87 tons,
master William Sherwen, of St Kitts.
5) DDX 198 / 5 – Customs Clearance Certificate of Schooner ‘Row ena,’ 7 Feb 1863.
6) DDX 198 / 6 – Certificate of Sale. Havana, 7 April 1863. Sherwen declares that he
sold the Schooner ‘Row ena’ of ‘fifty nine tons register’ to Messrs. Jiminez Sobrine
and Co. Consideration: $3,000.
7) DDX 198 / 7 – Letter from Foreign office to Captain Sherwen from London, 20 Aug
1863. Refers to Cherwen’s letter of 30 April and encloses # 8 (below).
8) DDX 198 / 8 – Copy of letter from William H Sew ard to Lord Lyons, stating US
Governments reasons for Sherw en’s arrest and refusing to allow his claim for
damages. 14 July 1863.
9) DDX 198 / 9 – Letter from G. Hammond, Foreign Office, to Capt. William Sherw en,
informing him that Lord Lyons has addressed a further note to the US Gov’t, and has
received no reply. From London, 22 March 1864.
Additional Papers:
1) Ref THSLC, Vol. 105, 1954, p 127 – 185; The diary of John Ward of Clitheroe,
Weaver, 1860 – 1864.
2) Ref THSLC, Vol. 123, 1972, p 105 – 143; The diary of James Garnett of Low More,
Clithmore, 1858 – 1865: Part 2 The American Civil War and the Cotton Famine,
1861 – 1865.
City of Coventry Archives,
PA526/156/5-7: 3 letters of Joseph Might, a civilian Coventrian, from Broadw ay in the US
reporting back to family.
Cornwall Record Office
Ref: America FS.3/1043 - letter to Maj. Stanton from a dear friend at w ar, 13 July 1864.
Cumbria Record Office, Carlisle
Aglionby family of Carlisle: family papers, incl. American Civil War diary and papers of
Charles Yates Aglionby 1857-78.
Customs Library
Board’s Minutes 9743-10068 (316 volumes) – minute books, including incidents during the
Civil War.
Devon Record Office, Exeter
1) 867B/ Z36 ‘Note Book, Civil War’; the book is a misc. item in a large collection
deposited by a firm of solicitors from Totnes in 1860.
2) Letters of J. W. Buller
Dorset Record Office, County Hall, Dorchester
1) Weld Papers 1840-63, Joseph Weld (1777-1863). Letters To Weld of Lulw orth Castle
about his financial affairs (large investments in the Maryland and N.Y. Iron and Coal
Co.). An account of assets and liabilities from 1, July 1863 and 11 Mar. 1861 on the
Morrill Tariff and the prospects of Civil War.
2) Copy of A Genealogical Account of the Mayo and Elton Families - relevant pages:
229-243.
Dumfries and Galloway Archives, Dumfries, Scotland
Ref GG 192 /6 - 7 - correspondence of Maxwell Hyslop, a merchant in Liverpool, w ith his
uncle, Wellw ood Maxw ell w ho lived in Dumfries.
Dundee University Library, Archives and MSS Dept., Dundee, Scotland
1) MS 15/122 - Letter from Margaret Sturrock to her sister, brother and family giving
account of life during Civil War
2) MS 15/258 - Information from Barabara Graham in connection w ith her thesis
‘Scottish Society and the American Civil War.” With particular reference to the
construction of blockade runners and w arships for the Confederates (see U. of
Strathclyde)
3) Ruggles bequest
4) Carrie, David, Dundee and the American Civil War, 1861-1865 (Ref # 941.31 A147)
Durham County Record Office
1) D/Ho/C 31/136 – From A.M. Taylor; Mentions the effects of the Civil War,
1862
2) 23/1 – From Samuel Rhoads; Discussing John Hodgkin’s remarks about
Great Britain’s neutrality in the American Civil War, 1863
3) 31/144 – From Jesse Tyson; Re: Society of Friends and the Civil War, 1862
4) 31/146 – from William Wood; Mentions refugees of the Civil War, 1863
Durham University Library, Archives and Special Collections, Durham
1) GRE/B84/10/62-67, correspondence files for Sir Charles Elliot, letter to Grey 12
June 1861
2) GRE/B162/25, Memorandum of Lord Lyon’s views of relations betw een the
Northern American states and England and France during the ACW
3) Papers of General Charles Grey, GRE/D/VI/6, 31 August 1861 – 6 April 1864, 3
letters to General Grey from his brother Henry George Grey, 3rd Earl Grey (31
Aug 1861, 11 Sept 1862, 6 April 1864)
4) GRE/G17/21/18-19, letter to Miss Elizabeth Copley (sister of Maria, Countess
Grey) from Georgiana Elizabeth, Baroness Wharncliffe, 30 Jan 1862
5) SGD 23, 22 Jan 1865, incomplete unnamed letter from USA about ACW
Dyfed Archives, Aberystwyth
Log book and crew lists of the ship Xanthippe, 1860s (TSR/11)
Edinburgh University Library, Special Collections Dept., Edinburgh, Scotland
1) Civil War mentioned in a letter of Sir D. Wilson to D. Laing, 31.7.1861 (La.IV. 17.
10139-40)
2) Letter of George Gilfillan giving his view s on the American Civil War, Dundee,
31.2.1864 (La. II. 354)
Glasgow University Library, Special Collections Dept., Glasgow, Scotland
Whistler Collection:
1) The Times Literary Supplement 3/10/1961, article titled “This Strange, Sad War;”
2) The Observer Weekend Review 6/24/1962, article titled “Edmund Wilson’s Civil
War;”
3) Midland Tribune 6/17/1961, article titled “The ‘Shrill Trump’ in the American Civil
War”
4) Glasgow Herald 6/3/1961 artic le titled “Songs of the American Civil War”
5) Glasgow Herald 6/17/1961, article re: ‘Popular Verse’ and ‘ “Dixie”’
6) GD319/11/1/10-13 – Scott & Co., Letter books (indexed), 3 volumes, 1861-64.
8) UGD 4/7/1-4 - Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd., Shipbuilders, Glasgow . Letter Book
(J Stephen) 1862-65. 4 vols.
9) UGD 4/8/2-7 - - Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd., Shipbuilders, Glasgow . Letter Book
(A Stephen) 1860-65. 6 vols.
Gloucestershire Record Office
Ref. D 3660/1 - Letter, Emma Pendered
Guildhall, Corporation of London
Catalogue pages of
1) T Wiggin Co
2) BCT Gray and Sons
3) Brow n, Shipley & Co
4) Morgan Grenfell & Co.
Gwynedd Archives and Museums Service, Caernarfon Record Office, Caernarfon,
Wales
Llafar Gw lad, No 63, Spring Issue 1999 – ‘Sam yr Alabama’ ‘Sam of the Alabama’
(translation by a-pedw ar)
Hughenden Manor (National Trust), High Wycombe
Disraeli, Benjamin, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield (1804-81). Papers.
Hull Local Studies, Central Library, Kingston upon Hull
1.) Bio. on Zachariah C. Pearson, mayor of Hull. Produced by Hull Local Studies
Library, text by Julian Smith.
2.) From Colorf ul Characters by John Markham, Highgate Publications (Beverly) 1992
– ‘Zachariah Charles Pearson’ pp 80-82.
3.) The American Neptune, Vol. 51, No. 2, Spring 1991, pp 127-129
(The Peabody Museum, Salem, Mass.)
Hull City Archives, Kingston upon Hull
1) Victoria County History, County of York, vol. 1
2) The Journal of Joseph Robinson Pease, 1822-1865, ed. J.D. Hicks (2000)
Northern Ireland PRO
1.) T/3028/B8 – letter from James A. Reford, New Jersey, concerned w ith the general
state of the country during the ACW, including numbers dead and w ounded.
2.) T/3028/B10 – letter from James A. Reford, to his sister Frances, County Antr im.
3.) D/893 – emigrant letter Robert and Elanor McKelvey, Williamsburg, Va., to Thomas
Law ers, Belfast.
4.) MIC/143/10-17 – microfilm of letters of J. Carlisle, detailing movements and
experiences in several regiments, including 3rd Brigade, US Volunteers, Camp
th
Observation, Maryland, and the 13 New York Battery, Alabama.
5.) T/1585 – 2 letters from Pvt. John Thompson, 1st Artillery, to his father Robert
Thompson, Articlave Co. Londonferry, 1861. John Thompson was a member of the
small Federal garrison in Fort Sumter, Charlestow n, SC, and his letters contain
eyew itness account of the siege by Confederate troops which marked the
commencement of the Civil War.
6.) D/3044/M – 57 letters to Herbert George Philip Meade (microfilm), youngest son of
rd
the 3 Earl of Clanw illiam and lieutenant in the Royal Navy, w hich contain several
references to the American Civil War.
7.) D/1364/I/19a & 17 – William Redmond, ref. to ACW.
8.) D/1364/28 & 40 – letters that (28) describe the effects of the aftermath of the ACW
and (40) comments on the financial state of the Southern states post ACW.
9.) D/732 – 3 letters of William McFarland, describing service as a Federal soldier at
siege of Richmond, VA, 1864.
Isle of Wight County Record Office, Newport, UK
Transcript of letter from William Anthony Glyn, Ref OG/CC/501, 17 Apr il 1863.
Keele University Library
Sneyd family papers: 8 letters dating from 1861-1863 betw een Ralph Sneyd of Keele Hall and
his friend Henry William Vincent of Lily Hill, Bracknell, Berkshire.
Leeds University, Brotherton Library, Dept of Special Collections, Leeds
Richard Cobden letter to Robert Leech, SC MS 197, 17 August 1864.
The Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester
1.) D 3796/6 & 7 – From the papers of Theodore Lee, a Leicestershire man who had to
flee the country in 1856 as a result of financial and domestic problems and emigrated
to Toronto and then Chicago. Mentions earning money by being substitute in Army.
Second letter relates his time aboard the steamer ‘Brilliant’ as he sailed up the
Mississippi w ith a force under the command of AJ Smith. Gives address of Protective
War Claim Assoc. in New York, for his w ife to contact in the event of his death.
2.) DE 4784/29 – Letter written by John Ellson of Avon Ohio to his brother in
Leicestershire dated 16 Oct 1864. Mentions that his son, Robert, had gone to Canada
to avoid the draft, but came back w hen $500 was raised for volunteers and the tow n
filled its quota. Elson moved to USA in 1849.
3.) DE 4864/1 – Letter from James Woodfield, of Frankford USA dated 14 July 1861,
written to a friend in Leicestershire, predicting the coming Civil War.
Lincolnshire Archives
Four letters of the Barker family of Scotter MCD, 1469 - 18, 34, 37 & 38.
Liverpool Record Office and Local History Service, Central Library, Liverpool
1.) Letter from CK Prioleau to Arthur Earle, 13 Feb 1865 (acc. 2463)
2.) Daily Post 2 Aug. 1862, Lancashire Distress Meeting held at Liverpool Tow n Hall re:
ACW and effects on cotton industry, money raised, etc.
3.) Daily Post, 2 Aug. 1862 ‘Where has the Confederate Army Come From?’
4.) Daily Post, 6 Aug. 1862 ‘Great Excitement at the British Consulate at Saint Louis’
5.) Liverpool Mercury 23 Feb. 1863, Arrival of Another Relief Ship barque (Achilles).
6.) Details of James Dunw oody Bulloch, Confed. Agent.
7.) 1891 census details for James D. Bulloch.
8.) Article ‘The Birkenhead Blockade’ by D.P. Brankgan, from Sea Breezes VSI, 1977,
pp. 212 – 215
9.) Letter printed in Mersey vol. 5, April 1929, titled ‘The Fate of a Blockade Runner’,
from Donald Cruikshank, US Steamer Vicksburg, written 2 Nov. 1864
10.) Article from same issue of Mersey, vol. 5, April 1929, ‘Liverpool and the Blockade
Runners’ by George E. Hopcroft
11.) Ref H 387.2 JON, ‘America’s Secret War in Welsh Waters’ by Ivor Wynne Jones, pp.
83-101.
12.) Williams, KB. ‘Ghost Ships of the Mersey’, Countryvise Limited, Merseyside, 1982.
13.) Diar ies from Durning-Holt Papers
14.) Emma Holt (1802-1871), w ife of George Holt (1790-1861) ref # 920 DUR 10/16/2
15.) Anne Hold (1821-1885), daughter of Emma & George, ref # 920 DUR 1 /4
16.) Letters to Lord Derby, from ‘General Correspondence’
Ref. 920 DER 14 (94-95).
London City Mission
Copy of book about John Davis and his w ork - “A Marvel of Mercy”, an obituary and a
souvenir issued by Civil War Veterans London Branch.
London University, University College London, Manuscripts Room
Copies of ref#13.348– 13.355 and 13.346 – Lord Lyndhurst and Lord Brougham’s
correspondence.
Merseyside County Archives
Cobham Archive
Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool
Fraser Trenholme MSS – obtained from Adam Matthews Publications
The Estate of the late Countess Mountbatten of Burma, Broadlands, Romsey
rd
The papers of Henry John Temple, 3 Viscount Palmerston (1784-1865):
(p) Defence of Canada (1861-4, 1865). 23 letters
(q) Defence of Canada and American Civil War (1861-5). 63 letters
(r) America and Canada (1861-2). 9 letters.
(s) Letters from Lord John Russell to Palmerston. America 1862-5. 17 letters.
(t) United States (1864-5). Memorandum and five letters.
John Rylands Library, Manchester, UK
1) Letter from Frederick Douglass
2) MSS of the Freedman Aid Association
National Maritime Museum, London
1.) Personal papers. Milne, Admiral Sir Alexander –Commander-in-Chief, North
American and West Indian Station (1860-4) - Alabama dispute, naval policy.
2.) ref. MLN 109/1,2 – Milne collection, Courts Martial of John Davis, Henry Lew is,
William Jones, James Sullivan, John Low e, and Thomas Miller.
National War Museum of Scotland
M.L1957.3.1-3 - three letters written by W Gibson (5th Kentucky Volunteers)
Ne wcastle upon Tyne University, Robinson Library
Trevelyan Papers, including letters from William Parker Snow to WC Trevelyan: WCT 232/2,
232/3, 232/12, 232/13, 232/17, 232/30 and 232/31
Florence Nightingale Museum Trust
1) Photocopies Clara Barton papers
2) Photocopy of page from The American Civil War related to F. Nightengale
North Record Office
Letters from John and Ann Pile (ref # 3197 Z / F 11-13)
Northumberland Record Office
1) ZR1 31/2/34 Letters re: Civil War 1862-63:
#1 - 19 Feb 1862 from VL Motley to Lord Wensleydale
#2 – 15 Sept 1865 L Motley to Lord Wensleydale
#3 – 15 Sept 1863 to Lord Wensleydale from R.
#4 – 26 Dec 18?? To Lord Wensleydale from Wertbury
2) NRO 2179 ACW: 4 letters from CA Race to his father from Fort Monroe, VA
Nottinghamshire Archives,
1) Letters of MH Lancashire (ref. DD419/3-8)
2) Letters of Francis Truman (M23, 890)
Nottingham University Library, Dept. of MSS and Special Collections, Nottingham
Lancashire and Truman letters from the Newcastle collection, NE C 11: 138/1-2, 348/1-2,
357, 359/1-3, 360, 362/1-2, 363/1-2, 370, 375/1-2; NE C 12: 577, 593; NE C 10885, pp. 134144 & 170-175; NE C 10890, pp. 47-54
Pembrokeshire Record Office, Haverfordwest, Wales
Four letters from the Benyon family of Sabine Pass, TX, and transcription of obituary (ref.
HDX/559/ 43-44 and 52-53)
Perth and Kinross Council Archive, A.K. Bell Library, Perth, Scotland
1) MS 100, Bundle 588, letters to Lord Kinnaird re: ACW.
2) MS 100, Bundle 678, letter from Thurlow Weed to Mr. Kinnaird (probably A.F.
Kinnaird, MP, brother to Lord Kinnaird).
Private Collection of Mrs. Iris Diggle
Letter from James Pendlebury
PRO KEW
1.) Lord Cow ley, Henry Richard Charles Wellesley - FO 146
2.) Earl Russell - PRO 30
3.) Field-Marshal Viscount Wolseley (1833-1913) (addnl.): papers (WO 147)
4.) Foreign Office - FO 5 (ser. 2) America, United States, FO 115, Embassy and
Consular Archives
5.) 5/1124 - Imprisonment of Mr. Shaver
6.) 5/1149-53 - Imprisonment of blockade runners
7.) 5/1155 - Imprisonment of William Ross and Col. Grenfell
8.) 5/1231 - Mr. Purvis
9.) 5/1233 - Mrs. Molyneux
10.) 5/13567 - Naturalisation
11.) 5/1454-5 - Emigration
Consular Correspondence, New York
FO5/778,79, 841-2, 901, 903-4, 96607, 1023-4
FO414/26. 881/1162: Trade
FO84/1138, 84/1172, 84/1197, 84/1202: Consular
FO5/868-943: Lyons
FO281-284: vols. of letter books
HO45/7261 – Civil War, Registered Papers
CO/318/232, CO/318/240: Em igration
MT10/8: Emigration to US
PC 6/9
PCAP 1/336
TS25/1309, 25/1304: Extradition
TS25/1332: Piece Emigration
TS 25/1380: Persons taking the Great Western
WO33/14: Report on Military affairs
30/22/39: Misc. Russell
PC 6/9: Privy Council Register
WO 33/14: Description of US Military Affairs
FO 198/21: ACW papers
Correspondence regarding US Recruitment – copies held in PRO file
HO45/7261/ 39 – Confederate correspondence, 1862, regarding finances and ship building.
Navy Dep (mallory), Treasury (Memminger), & Fraser, Trenholm.
HO45/7261/ 108 –Charles Frances Adams to Earl Russell, July 11, 1863; w ith enclosures
Thomas Dudley to Mr. Adams, and depositions of WH Russell and Joseph Ellis, and
George Temple Chapman.
HO45/7261/ 131 – Deposition /affidavit of William Thompson of New York
HO45/7261/ 136 Deposition /affidavit of William Thompson of New York re: Confederate
steamer Florida
HO45/7261/ 203 Mr. Dudley to Mr. Adams, Jan 11, 1864, w ith affidavits of John Latham,
Martha Latham, and Thomas Wistinley, including list of crew of Alabama.
Parliamentary Papers, Lords, Vol. XXV, ‘Correspondence on Civil War in the United States.’
PRO- KEW: from Guide to Manuscripts
Adm iralty. Ad. 1/5691-7643 Secretary’s Department: In letters
Ad. 13. Supplementary
Foreign Office. Civil War Claims 5/1236-95, 1296-1312, Geneva Arbitration: 1390-1409,
1554, 1555, 1410-16, 1417-26, Treaty of Washington: 1570, 1602-29, Extradition (1864-65)
5/1708-16,
Ships: Case of Free Negro emigration 5/934, Confederate ships 5/1008, Case of Mr. J.
Hardcastle (1863-65) 5/1046, Seizure of cotton at Savannah 5/1047, Confederate enlistment
(1863-65) 5/1053, St. Albans, Vt. raids 5/1056-8, etc.
F.O. 198 Embassy and Consular Archives: Turkey; Miscellanea 198/21 American Civil War
P.R.O. 30/22 Russell Papers – Lord John Russell, Foreign Secretary during Civil War.
Home Office. H.O. 45. Registered Papers 45/7261 – recruiting in England & ships;
45/9294/8148 – arming of Confederate ships in Channel Isl., Alabama claims.
Privy Council. P.C. 6/9 Miscellaneous Books: War Matters – section labeled ‘North
American Civil War’
Board of Trade. B.T. 1/560/1076 – Illegal imprisonment (1863)
Treasury. T. 5-28, Out-Letters – British ships leaving Charleston, fitting of gunboats in
Liverpool for Confederacy.
War Office. W.O. 33. Reports and Miscellaneous Papers, 33/12 – peace and suggestions re:
Civil War (1862); 22/14 – Report on American military affairs (1863). W.O. 81. Judge
Advocate General’s Records: Correspondence: Letter-Books, 81/111 – possession of
passenger’s ticket for NY not proof of desertion (1864).
HM Treasury
T 160/509
FINANCE. Loans Countries USA: US A Loan to Great Britain, 1922-84;
payment by Imperial Treasury; possibility of setting off amounts due in
respect of British Loans to Southern States prior to the American Civil War.
1924 March 17 – 1926 March 5; 1926 March 30 – 1927 Sept 20; 1927 Oct 15
– 1928 June 19; 1928 Aug 10 – 1929 Oct 11; 1930 March 2 – 1932 Feb 24;
1932 June 2 – 1934 May 23.
Domestic Records of the Public Record Office, Gifts, Deposits, Notes and Transcripts
(PRO)
PRO 30/22/26 Duke of Somerset – First Lord of the Admiralty: Old w arships w ith “the
woodw ork rotten, the boilers defective” must be sold in spite of American
Civil War. 1863 Dec 9.
PRO 30/22/14B Vol.14B Summary of Contents. Correspondence and memoranda relating
mainly to Italian affairs (The Queen’s and Prince Consort’s correspondence:
There are many notes, in this and other volumes, of letters received from the
Queen and the Prince Consort; the originals w ere returned to the Queen at J.,
Nov 3, 1860 – Nov. 1861)
PRO 30/22/14B American Civil War: Queen’s proclamation May 13, 1861.
PRO 30/22/14D G. Grote: notes on neutrality of England during the American civil w ar, Dec.
27, 1862
PRO 30/22/24 This volume contains 58 letters from the Duke of Somerset, first lord of the
admiralty, to Lord John (from 1861 earl) Russell, foreign secretary. The
correspondence is confined to naval matters of common concern to the two
departments of state and includes: the Chinese w ar; The American Civil War;
slave trade suppression on the w est African coast and off Cuba; operations
against Japan; expedition against Mexico; obtaining timber for w arships from
Turkey; armament of ships., July 7, 1859 – Dec. 16, 1862
PRO 30/22/35 US, Washington Legation. Private Correspondence, Lord John Russell Papers
from Lord Lyons, Jan. 7 – Dec. 31, 1861
PRO 30/22/36 US, Washington Legation. Private Correspondence, Lord John Russell Papers
from Lord Lyons, Jan. 3 – Dec. 30, 1862
PRO 30/22/37 US, Washington Legation. Private Correspondence, Lord John Russell Papers
from Lord Lyons, Jan. 2 – Dec. 29, 1863
PRO 30/22/38 US, Washington Legation, Private Correspondence, Lord Lyons, envoy, JH
Burnley, legation Secretary, and Sir Frederick Bruce, envoy, to Lord Russell,
Jan. 12, 1864 –Nov. 6, 1865
PRO 30/22/39 US, Legation in London and miscellaneous Correspondence of Lord John
(from 1861, Earl) Russell, foreign secretary, Aug. 15, 1859 – Sept. 30, 1865
PRO 30/29/221 Geneva Arbitration Tribunal through
PRO 30/29/229
PRO 30/29/230 United States of America, 10 Geneva Arbitration Tribunal: papers connected
w ith claims, 1854 – 1865
PRO 30/29/231 United States of America, 11 Geneva Arbitration Tribunal: papers connected
w ith claims, 1861 – 1871
PRO 30/29/232 United States of America, 12 Geneva Arbitration Tribunal: papers connected
w ith claims, 1862 – 1871
PRO 30/29/233 United States of America, 13 Geneva Arbitration Tribunal: papers connected
w ith claims, 1856 – 1872
PRO 30/29/234 Geneva Arbitration Tribunal
PRO 30/36
Sir William Stuart: Papers
PRO 30/36/1
United States of America Dispatches: to the Secretary of State (as charge
d’affaires). Entry book, June 17 – Sept 19, 1862
PRO 30/36/2
United States of America Dispatches: to the Secretary of State (as charge
d’affaires), Sept. 23 – Nov. 11, 1862
PRO 30/36/2
United States of America Dispatches: to the Secretary of State (as charge
d’affaires), Aug. 15 – Oct. 9, 1863
PRO 30/36/10 Brazil, United States of America, Turkey, Russia, Argentine Republic and
Greece. Out-Letters. Official Private. Entry Book. [No.1], June 7, 1858 –
May 20, 1871
PRO 30/57/20 Brodrick’s telegram to Kitchener citing example of Lee’s capitulation in
American Civil War. As to future of military railw ays in South Africa.
Questions of courts martial of officers and capabilities of Judge Advocate
Generals, April 26, 1902
FO
Records created and inherited by the Foreign Office
FO 5/750
FO5/777
To/From Lord Lyons 1861 through
FO 5/778
FO 5/788
Consul at …(NY, Charleston, Phila., etc…) through
FO 5/789
Attaches Mr. Brodie, Mr. Monson, Foreign Various 1861
FO 5/790
FO 5/808
FO 5/816A
Domestic various 1861 through
FO 5/816B
North West Boundary and Island of San Juan, vol. 9; general correspondence
1865
FO 5/817 FO 5/818
To Lord Lyons 1862
FO 5/819
To Lord Lyons and Mr. Stuart 1862
FO 5/820 FO 5/821
To Mr. Stuart 1862
FO 5/822
To Mr. Stuart and Lord Lyons 1862
FO 5/823 FO 5/831
From Lord Lyons 1862
FO 5/832
From Lord Lyons and Mr. Stuart 1862
FO 5/833 FO 5/837
From Mr. Stuart 1862 through
FO 5/838
From Mr. Stuart and Lord Lyons 1862
FO 5/839 FO 5/840
From Lord Lyons 1862 through
FO 5/841 FO 5/842
Consuls at New York. Archibald, Edw ards 1862 through
FO 5/843 FO 5/844
Consuls at Charleston. Bunch 1862 through
FO 5/845
Consuls at Philadelphia. Kortw ight, Crump 1862
FO 5/846
Consuls at Portland, Eastpoint, Richmond. Murray, Starr, Sherw ood,
Cridland,
Moore 1862
FO 5/847
Consuls at Balitmore, Boston, Buffalo. Bernal, Lousada, Donohoe 1862
FO 5/848
Consuls at Chicago, Galveston, Mobile, New Orleans. Wilkins, Lynn, Magee,
Coppell, Mure 1862
FO 5/850 -
Consular Domestic various 1862 through
North West Boundary and Island of San Juan, vol. 8; general correspondence
1861
through
through
through
FO 5/867
FO 5/868 FO 5/871
To Lord Lyons 1863 through
FO 5/872 FO 5/873
To Lord Lyons and Mr. Stuart 1863 through
FO 5/874 FO 5/891
From Lord Lyons 1863 through
FO 5/892
From Lord Lyons and Mr. Stuart 1863
FO 5/893 FO 5/894
From Mr. Stuart 1863 through
FO 5/895
From Mr. Stuart and Lord Lyons 1863
FO 5/896 FO 5/900
From Lord Lyons 1863 through
FO 5/901 FO 5/904
Consul at New York. Archibald 1863 through
FO 5/905
Consuls at Philadelphia, St. Louis. Kortright, Crump, Wilkins 1863
FO 5/906 FO 5/907
Consuls at Charleston. Walker, Bunch 1863 through
FO 5/908
Consuls at Mobile, New Orleans. Cridland, Magee, Coppell, Mure 1863
FO 5/909
Consuls at Richmond, Savannah, Galveston. Moore, Molyneux, Fullarton,
Lynn
1863
FO 5/910
Consult at Baltimore, Boston, Buffalo. Bernal, Lousada, Donohoe, Clay 1863
FO 5/911
Consuls at Portland, Oswego, San Francisco. Murray, Starr, Castle, Booker.
1863
FO 5/912 FO 5/932
Consuls Domestic various 1863 through
FO 5/933
Case of the Daring 1862
FO 5/934
Case of free Negro emigration 1862 – 1863
FO 5/935
Case of the Dolphin 1863
FO 5/936
Case of the Theresa, and Isabel 1862 – 1863
FO 5/937
Proceedings of United States cruisers at St. Thomas 1863
FO 5/938
FO 5/940
To Lord Lyons 1864 through
FO 5/941
To Mr. Burnley and Lord Lyons 1864
FO 5/942
To Lord Lyons and Mr. Burnley 1864
FO 5/943
From Lord Lyons 1864 through FO 5/959
FO 5/960
FO 5/962
From Mr. Burnley and Lord Lyons 1864 through
FO 5/963
From Lord Lyons 1864
FO 5/964
From Lord Lyons and Mr. Burnley 1864
FO 5/965
From Mr. Burnley 1864
FO 5/966
FO 5/967
Consul at New York. Archibald 1864 through
FO 5/968
FO 5/969
Consul at Charleston. Walker 1864 through
FO 5/970
Consuls at Galveston, Mobile, St. Louis, San Francisco. Lynn, Wilkins,
Cridland, Booker. 1864
FO 5/971
Consul at New Orleans. Coppel, Donohoe. 1864
FO 5/972
Consul at Portland. Murray 1864
FO 5/973
Consul at Boston. Lousada 1864
FO 5/974
Consuls at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Buffalo. Kortright, Bernal, Donohoe
1864
FO 5/975
Mr. Burnley, Mr. Stuart. Foreign various 1864
FO 5/976
Consular Domestic 1864
FO 5/977
Domestic, Mr. Adams 1864
FO 5/978
Mr. Adams, Mr. Noran 1864
FO 5/979 FO 5/991
Domestic various 1864 through
FO 5/992
Case of the Empress 1862
FO 5/993
Case of the Alliance and Gondar 1861
FO 5/994
Case of the Springbok, vol. 1. 1863 – 1864
FO 5/995
Case of the Stephen Hart 1862 – 1864
FO 5/996
Case of Mr. J. O’Neil, vol. 1. 1864
FO 5/997
Island of Sombrero 1863
FO 5/998
Case of the Chesapeake, vol. 1. 1863
FO 5/999
Case of the Chesapeake, vol. 3. 1864
FO 5/1000
Case of the Ironclads built at Birkenhead, vol. 1 – vol. 4. 1863 – 1864
through
FO 5/1003
FO 5/1004
Case of Captain Sherw in. 1862 – 1864
FO 5/1005
Case of the Victor 1863 – 1864
FO 5/1006
Trade w ith Bahamas, vol. 1. 1862
FO 5/1007
Trade w ith Bahamas, vol. 2. 1863
FO 5/1008
Confederate ships sold to British subjects 1863
FO 5/1009
To Mr. Burnley and Sir F. Bruce 1865
FO 5/1010 FO 5/1012
To Sir F. Bruce 1865 through
FO 5/1013 FO 5/1014
From Mr. Burnley 1865 through
FO 5/1015
From Mr. Burnley and Sir F Bruce 1865
FO 5/1016
From Mr. Burnley 1865
FO 5/1017
From Mr. Burnley and Sir F. Bruce 1865
(Specifically, newspaper excerpt ‘British Neutrality and Belligerent Rights’)
FO 5/1018 FO 5/1022
From Sir F. Bruce 1865 through
FO 5/1023
Consuls at New York, Archibald, vol. 1. 1865
FO 5/1024
Consuls at New York, Archibald, Edw ards, vol. 2. 1865
FO 5/1025
Consuls at Boston, Portland, Lousada, Murray 1865
FO 5/1026
Consuls at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Bufalo, Kortright, Bernal, Hemans,
Evans 1865
FO 5/1027
Consuls at New Orleans, Coppell, Donohoe, vol. 1. 1865
FO 5/1028
Consuls at New Orleans, Donohoe, How ell, vol. 2. 1865
FO 5/1029
Consuls at Galveston, Mobile, Key West, San Francisco, Lynn, Cridland,
Butterfield, Booker 1865
FO 5/1030
Consuls at Charleston, Walker 1865
FO 5/1031
Consuls at St Louis, Savannah, Wilkins, Smith, Cosens 1865
FO 5/1032
Attaches, Scott, Antrobus, Consul at Domestic 1865
FO 5/1033
Sir F Bruce, Mr. Burnley, Consul Kortright, Commercial 1865
FO 5/1034
Domestic, Mr. Adams 1865
FO 5/1035
Domestic, Mr. Adams, Mr. Moran 1865
FO 5/1036
FO 5/1044
Domestic various 1865 through
FO 5/1045
Case of Mr. J. O’Neil, vol 2. 1864-1865
FO 5/1046
Case of Mr. J. Hardcastle 1863-1865
FO 5/1047
Seizure of cotton at Savanna 1865
FO 5/1048
Case of the Alexandra 1863-1864
FO 5/1049
Case of the Alexandra or Mary 1864-1865
FO 5/1050
Cases of the Haw k, City of Richmond, and Ajax and Hercules 1864
FO 5/1051
Case of the Canton or Pampero 1863
FO 5/1052
Case of the Rappahannock 1863
FO 5/1053
Confederate enlistments 1863
FO 5/1054
Capture of the United States vessel Hanover, proceedings at the Bahamas
1863
FO 5/1055
Cases of the Hector, Amphion, Chickamauga, Virginia, and Louisa Ann
Fanny 1862
FO 5/1056
St Albans raids, vol. 1. 1864
FO 5/1057A
St Albans raids, vol. 2. 1865
FO 5/1057B
St Albans raids, vol. 3. 1865
FO 5/1058
St Albans raids, vol. 4. (Indictments) 1865
FO 5/1059
FO 5/1061
To Sir F. Bruce through
FO 5/1091
FO 5/1092
Commercial Negotiations and Reciprocity Treaty, vol. 4/5 1866 through
FO 5/1093
Cases of the Nashville, Tallahassee, and Bermuda 1861
FO 5/1094
Case of the Blance burnt off Cuba, vol. 1. 1862-1863
FO 5/1096
Case of the Blanche burnt off Cuba, vol. 2. 1863-1866
FO 5/1097
Case of the York 1862-1866
FO 5/1098
Cases of the Georgiana, Phantom, and Southerner 1863
FO 5/1099
Gunboats on Canadian lakes 1864
FO 5/1100
Case of the Confederate cruiser St. Mary 1865
FO 5/1101
Case of Burley’s extradition 1865
FO 5/1102
To Sir F. Bruce 1867
FO 5/1103
To Sir F. Bruce, and to Mr. Ford 1867
FO 5/1104
From Sir F. Bruce 1867
FO 5/1105
From Sir F. Bruce 1867
FO 5/1121
Domestic various vol. 5. 1867
FO 5/1122
Domestic various vol. 6. 1867
FO 5/1123
Sir F. Bruce, Mr. Ford, Domestic, Mr. Adams, Domestic various 1867
FO 5/1124
Case of imprisonment of Mr. Shaver 1862
FO 5/1125
Claim of Mr. Burns for damage done by Fenians 1866
FO 5/1126
To Mr. Ford and Mr. Thornton 1868
FO 5/1127
to Mr. Thornton 1868
FO 5/1128
From Mr. Ford and Mr. Thornton 1868
FO 5/1129 FO 5/1133
From Mr. Thornton 1868 through
FO 5/1134
Mr. Ford, Mr. Thornton, Domestic, Mr. Adams, Mr. Moran, Mr. Johnson,
Commercial 1868
FO 5/1135
Consul at New York, Archibald 1868
FO 5/1136
Consuls at Charleston, H. Walker, G. Walker 1868
FO 5/1137
Consuls at Mobile, New Orleans, Baltimore, Portland, Galveston, Cridland,
Donohoe, Briggs, Rainals, Jackson, Murray, Lynn 1868
FO 5/1138
Consuls at Boston, Philadelphia, Lousada, Crump, Kortright 1868
FO 5/1139
Buffalo,
Attaches Ford, Barrington, Military attaché Captain Ward, Consuls at
San Francisco, Savannah, Chicago, Hemans, Booker, Tasker Smith, Benet, T.
1868
FO 5/1040
Consular domestic, vol. 1. 1868
FO 5/1041
Consular domestic, vol. 2. 1868
FO 5/1042
Domestic, Mr. Adams, Mr. Moran, vol. 1. 1868
FO 5/1043
Domestic, Mr. Moran, Mr. Johnson, vol. 2. 1868
FO 5/1144FO 5/1147
Domestic various, vol. 1 – 4. 1868 through
FO 5/1148
Case of the Adela, 1862
FO 5/1149
Blockade runners, imprisonment of British subjects, vol. 1. 1863-1864
FO 5/1150 -
Blockade runners, imprisonment of British subjects, vol. 2 – 5. 1864-1865
through
FO 5/1153
FO 5/1153
Case of the Pearl 1863
FO 5/1154
Case of William Ross and Colonel Grenfell 1861
FO 5/1155
To Mr. Thornton, vol. 1. 1869
FO 5/1156
To Mr. Thornton, vol. 2. 1869
FO 5/1157 FO 5/1163
From Mr. Thornton, vol. 1-6 1869 through
FO 5/1164
Mr. Thornton, Domestic, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Motley, Commercial 1869
FO 5/1165
Consul at New York, Archibald 1869
FO 5/1166
Consuls at Portland, Charleston, Murray, HR Walker, GR Walker 1869
FO 5/1167
Consuls at Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Lousada, Grantham, Kortright,
Hemans 1869
FO 5/1168
Consuls at Mobile, New Orleans, Baltimore, Norforlk, Galveston, Cridland,
Donohoe, Briggs, Rainals, Jackson, Myers, Lynn 1869
FO 5/1169
Consuls at Savannah, Chicago, San Francisco, Tasker Smith, Bennett, JF
Wilkins, TF Wilkins, Booker 1869
FO 5/1170
Consular domestic, vol. 1. 1869
FO 5/1171
Consular domestic, vol. 2. 1869
FO 5/1172
Domestic, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Moran, Mr. Motley, vol. 1. 1869
FO 5/1173
Domestic, Mr. Motley, Mr. Moran, vol. 2. 1869
FO 5/1174 FO 5/1177
Domestic various, vol. 1 – 4 1869 through
FO 5/1179
Capture of the Hiaw atha, vol. 1. Breach of blockade 1861-1868
FO 5/1179
Capture of the Hiaw atha, vol. 2. Case of Mr. Potts 1863
FO 5/1180
Case of the Magicienne 1863
FO 5/1181
Matamoros seizures, vol. 1. 1863-1864
FO 5/1182
Matamoros seizures, vol. 2. 1864
FO 5/1183
Matamoros seizures, vol. 3. 1864
FO 5/1184
Matamoros seizures, vol. 4. 1864 – 1865
FO 5/1185
Matamoros seizures, vol. 5. 1866
FO 5/1186
Case of the Springbook, vol. 2. 1866 – 1869
FO 5/1187 FO 5/1189
To Mr. Thornton, vol. 1 – 3 1870 through
FO 5/1190
To Sir E. Thornton vol. 4. 1870
FO 5/1191
From Mr. Thornton, vol. 1-5 1870 through
FO 5/1226
Domestic, Mr. Moran, General Schenck, vol. 2. 1871
FO 5/1227 FO 5/1230
Domestic various, vol. 1 – 4 1871 through
FO 5/1231
Case of Mr. Purvis 1864
FO 5/1232
Case of the Monmouth 1861
FO 5/1233
Case of Mrs. Molyneux 1865
FO 5/1234
Case of the Margaret and Jessie, maritime jurisdiction beyond the three-mile
lim it, 1863 – 1871
FO 5/1235A
Case of the Peterhoff, vol. 1. Trade between neutral ports. 1863
FO 5/1235B
Case of the Peterhoff, vol. 2. Trade between neutral ports. 1863-1871
FO 5/1235C
Case of the Peterhoff, vol. 3. Trade between neutral ports (claimants). 1863 1871
FO 5/1236
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 1. Adam to Aitken 1861
FO 5/1237
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 2. Albert to Annette 1861
FO 5/1238
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 3. Annie to W. H. Aymer 1861
FO 5/1239
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 4. Baker, E. to Berkley, J. 1862
FO 5/1240
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 5. Bermuda and F. Berry 1861
FO 5/1241
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 6. Betsey to T. Boyle 1863
FO 5/1242
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 7. Boyne to T. Byrne 1861
FO 5/1243
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 8. Binney and Crawford 1864
FO 5/1244
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 9. M Cahan to Castor 1862
FO 5/1245
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 10. O. Chapman to Circassian, etc.
1862
FO 5/1246
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 11. Clyde to Cosmopolite 1862
FO 5/1247
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 12. Cotton Claims 1864
FO 5/1248
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 13. Cotton Loan, Bondholders
(Confederates), to JJ Craven 1861
FO 5/1249
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 14. Crenshaw to Cuzco 1861
FO 5/1250
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 15. Dart to P. Durkan 1862
FO 5/1251
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 16. Eagle to Elias Reid 1861
FO 5/1252
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 17. Eliza and Catharine to Excels ior
1861
FO 5/1253
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 18. J. Firmin to J. Franklin 1861
FO 5/1254
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 19. Gertrude to Granite City 1861
FO 5/1255
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 20. B. Grant to W. Gunner 1863
FO 5/1256
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 21. R. Hall to Herald 1861
FO 5/1257
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 22. W. Heslop to Hilja 1861
FO 5/1258
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 23. Miss Hill to J. Hughes 1861
FO 5/1259
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 24. J. S. Iddeson and Isabelle
Thompson 1863
FO 5/1260
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 25. C. Jackson to J. Campbell 1861
FO 5/1261
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 26. J. Johnson to Juno 1861
FO 5/1262
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 27. Kate to K. King 1862
FO 5/1263
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 28. Lady Stirling to Rev.
Lightbourne
1861
FO 5/1264
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 29. Lilla to Louisa Agnes 1861
FO 5/1265
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 30. J. Macaulay to A. Macfarlane
1862
FO 5/1266
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 31. M. McFeely to T. McWatters
1861
FO 5/1267
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 32. Madeira to M. Maury 1861
FO 5/1268
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 33. G. A. Mason 1864
FO 5/1269
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 34. Memphis, etc., and W. M.
Menlove
1862
FO 5/1270
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 35. Mersey to J. Mews 1862
FO 5/1271
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 36. W. Miller to H. Moore 1862
FO 5/1272
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 37. M. Perry to Miss Murray 1861
FO 5/1273
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 38. Napier to Might Haw k 1861
FO 5/1274
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 39. J. Noble to Nymph 1861
FO 5/1275
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 40. H. O’Brien to Orion 1861
FO 5/1276
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 41. C. Pacey to Captain Paulson
1861
FO 5/1277
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 42. Perthshire [to Pollard] to
Pushmataha 1861
FO 5/1278
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 43. P. Quillan and T. Fitzpatrick
1861
FO 5/1279
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 44. J. Rahming to Revere, etc. 1861
FO 5/1280
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 45. J. Riddle to A. Russel 1861
Spec. H. W. Roothe (Lieut)
FO 5/1281
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 46. St. George to E. Sewell 1862
Spec. Edw ard Ell Sew ell
FO 5/1282
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 47. G. Shannon to Southport 1861
FO 5/1283
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 48. J. Stovin to S.G. Ow ens 1861
FO 5/1284
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 49. Messrs. Swallow to [Sw eeney
to] Symmetry 1863
FO 5/1285
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 50. Tampico to W. Thompson 1862
FO 5/1286
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 51. J. Tovel to W. Turner 1862
FO 5/1287
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 52. E. Tully and others 1864
FO 5/1288
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 53. A. Venables to Vixen 1862
FO 5/1289
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 54. Messsrs Wakefield to Will o’the
Wisp 1861
FO 5/1290
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 55. Wm. Arthur to W. Wilson, etc.
1861
FO 5/1291
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 56. F. Wilson to Wynn, etc. 1861
FO 5/1292
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 57. William J. Leitch, Eagle,
Connet, etc. 1862
FO 5/1293
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 58. Julia, Morris, Mary Ellen, Pet,
etc. 1864
FO 5/1294
Emma,
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 59. St. George, Anglia, Scotia,
etc. 1861
FO 5/1295
1862
Claims arising out of the Civil War, vol. 60. Carrie Mair, Lote Hurley, etc.
FO 5/1296
Conferences at Washington, vol. 1. To Sir E. Thornton 1871
FO 5/1297
Conferences at Washington, vol. 2. From Sir E. Thornton 1871
FO 5/1298
Conferences at Washington, vol. 3. Sir J. Rose, Sir J. Macdonald, Lord
Tenterden, Miscellaneous 1870 - 1871
FO 5/1299
Conferences at Washington, vol. 4. To British High Commissioners 1871
FO 5/1300
Conferences at Washington, vol. 5. From British High Commissioners 1871
FO 5/1301
Conferences at Washington, vol. 6. From British High Commissioners 1871
FO 5/1302
Conferences at Washington, vol. 7. From British High Commissioners 1871
FO 5/1303
Conferences at Washington, vol. 8. From British High Commissioners 1871
FO 5/1304
Conferences at Washington, vol. 9. From British High Commissioners 1871
FO 5/1306
Conferences at Washington, Archives, vol. 1. To British High
Commissioners
1871
FO 5/1307
Conferences at Washington, Archives, vol. 2. To British High
Commissioners
1871
FO 5/1308
Conferences at Washington, Archives, vol. 3. To British High
Commissioners
1871
FO 5/1309
Conferences at Washington, Archives, vol. 4. To British High
Commissioners
1871
FO 5/1310
Conferences at Washington, Archives, vol. 5. Sir E Thornton, Sir J
Macdonald, American Commissioners 1871
FO 5/1311
Conferences at Washington, Archives, vol. 6. Protocols, and Draft Treaty
1871
FO 5/1312
Conferences at Washington, Archives, vol. 7. Rough Drafts of statements for
final protocol. vol. 1. 1871
FO 5/1313
Case of the Oreto or Florida, vol. 1. 1862
FO 5/1314
Case of the Oreto or Florida, vol. 2. 1864
FO 5/1315
Case of the Sumter or Gibraltar, vol. 1. 1861 – 1863
FO 5/1316
Case of the Sumter or Gibraltar, vol. 2. 1863 – 1871
FO 5/1317
Case of the Georgia at Liverpool 1864 – 1871
FO 5/1318
Case of the Alabama, vol. 1. 1862
FO 5/1319
Case of the Alabama, vol. 2. 1863
FO 5/1320
Case of the Alabama, vol. 3. 1863
FO 5/1321
Case of the Alabama, vol. 4. 1864
FO 5/1322
Case of the Alabama, vol. 5. 1864
FO 5/1323
Case of the Alabama, vol. 6. 1864
FO 5/1324
Case of the Alabama, vol. 7. 1865
FO 5/1325
Case of the Alabama, vol. 8. 1865
FO 5/1326
Case of the Alabama, vol. 9. 1866
FO 5/1327
Case of the Alabama, vol. 10. 1867
FO 5/1328
Case of the Alabama, vol. 11. 1868
FO 5/1329
Case of the Alabama, vol. 12. 1869
FO 5/1330
Case of the Alabama, vol. 13. 1869
FO 5/1331
Case of the Alabama, vol. 14. 1870
FO 5/1332
Case of the Alabama, vol. 15. 1871
FO 5/1333
Case of the Virginia or Japan. 1863 - 1871
FO 5/1334
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 1. 1864
FO 5/1335
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 2. 1865
FO 5/1336
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 3. 1866
FO 5/1337
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 4. 1866
FO 5/1338
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 5. 1866
FO 5/1339
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 6. 1866
FO 5/1340
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 7. 1866
FO 5/1341
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 8. 1867
FO 5/1342
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 9. 1867
FO 5/1343
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 10. 1868
FO 5/1344
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 11. 1868
FO 5/1345
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 12. 1869
FO 5/1346
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 13. 1869
FO 5/1347
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 14. 1869
FO 5/1348
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 15. 1870
FO 5/1349
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 16. 1870
FO 5/1350
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 17. 1870
FO 5/1351
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 18. 1871
FO 5/1352
Hudson’s Bay Company, vol. 4. 1859
FO 5/1353
Hudson’s Bay Company, vol. 5. 1865
FO 5/1354
Hudson’s Bay Company, vol. 6. 1869 – 1870
FO 5/1355
Hudson’s Bay Company, vol. 7. 1871
FO 5/1356
Naturalization Treaty, vol. 1. 1868
FO 5/1357
Naturalization Treaty, vol. 2. 1869
FO 5/1358
To Sir E. Thornton, vol. 1. 1872
FO 5/1374
Consuls at Philadelphia, Portland, Kortright, Murray, Consular and
Commercial 1872
FO 5/1375
Consuls at San Francisco, Savannah, Booker, Smith, Bennett, Consular
And Commercial 1872
FO 5/1376
Attaches, etc., Inglefield, Pakenham, Consular Domestic 1872
FO 5/1377
Domestic, General Schenck, Mr. Mohan, vol. 1. 1872
FO 5/1378
Domestic, General Schenck, Mr Mohan, vol. 2. 1872
FO 5/1279
Domestic various, vol. 1. 1872
FO 5/1280
Domestic various, vol. 2. 1872
FO 5/1281
Domestic various, vol. 3. 1872
FO 5/1282
Domestic various, vol. 4. 1872
FO 5/1283
Domestic various, vol. 5. 1872
FO 5/1284
Case of the Shenandoah, vol. 1. 1864
FO 5/1285
Case of the Shenandoah, vol. 2. 1865
FO 5/1286
Case of the Shenandoah, vol. 3. 1865
FO 5/1287
Case of the Shenandoah, vol. 4. 1865
FO 5/1288
Case of the Shenandoah, vol. 5. 1871
FO 5/1289
Cases of the Maury and America. 1855
FO 5/1390
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 1. 1871
FO 5/1391
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 2. 1871
FO 5/1392
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 3. 1872
FO 5/1393
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 4. 1872
FO 5/1394
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 5. 1872
FO 5/1395
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 6. 1872
FO 5/1396
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 7. 1872
FO 5/1397
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 8. 1872
FO 5/1398
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 9. 1872
FO 5/1399
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 10. 1872
FO 5/1400
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 11. 1872
FO 5/1401
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 12. 1872
FO 5/1402
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 13. 1872
FO 5/1403
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 14. 1872
FO 5/1404
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 15. 1872
FO 5/1405
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 16. 1872
FO 5/1406
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 17. 1872
FO 5/1407
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 18. 1872
FO 5/1408
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 19. 1872
FO 5/1409
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 20. 1872
FO 5/1410
Geneva Arbitration, Log Books, Vol. 1. Agrippina 1872
FO 5/1411
Geneva Arbitration, Log Books, Vol. 2. Ajax, Alar 1872
FO 5/1412
Geneva Arbitration, Log Books, Vol. 3. Atlanta, Bahamas, Bermuda 1872
FO 5/1413
Geneva Arbitration, Log Books, Vol. 4. City of Richmond, Edith 1872
FO 5/1414
Geneva Arbitration, Log Books, Vol. 5. Georgia, Georgina, Haw k, Hercules
1872
FO 5/1415
Geneva Arbitration, Log Books, Vol. 6. Louisa Ann Fanny, Laurel, Phantom
Shenandoah 1872
FO 5/1416
Geneva Arbitration, Log Books, Vol. 7. Southerner, Virginia 1872
FO 5/1417
Geneva Arbitration, Archives, vol. 1. Lord Tenterden, from Mr. Bancroft
Davis
1871
FO 5/1418
Geneva Arbitration, Archives, vol. 2. To Lord Tenterden 1872
FO 5/1419
Geneva Arbitration, Archives, vol. 3. From Lord Tenterden 1872
FO 5/1420
Geneva Arbitration, Archives, vol. 4. From Lord Tenterden 1872
FO 5/1421
Geneva Arbitration, Archives, vol. 5. From Lord Tenterden 1872
FO 5/1422
Geneva Arbitration, Archives, vol. 6. To Misc. and Register 1871-1872
FO 5/1423
Geneva Arbitration, Archives, vol. 7. Various memoranda 1862
FO 5/1424
Geneva Arbitration, Archives, vol. 8. Arbitrators, and US. Agency 1871-72
FO 5/1425
1872
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 9. Copies of full pow ers, drafts of counter-case
FO 5/1426
Geneva Arbitration, vol. 10. Revised drafts of counter-case 1872
FO 5/1427
Fenian Brotherhood, vol. 19. 1872
FO 5/1428
Sir E. Thornton. Drafts 1873
FO 5/1429
Sir E. Thornton. Drafts 1873
FO 5/1430
Sir E. Thornton. Despatches 1873
FO 5/1431
Sir E. Thornton. Despatches 1873
FO 5/1432
Sir E. Thornton. Despatches 1873
FO 5/1433
Sir E. Thornton. Despatches 1873
FO 5/1569
North American Fisheries. Reciprocity Treaty. Vol. 13. 1876
FO 5/1570
Treaty of Washington. Three Rules. 1871
FO 5/1571
Abduction of John Blair 1876
FO 5/1572
Abduction of John Blair 1876
FO 5/1573
To Sir E. Thornton, Mr. Plunkett. vol. 1. 1877
FO 5/1574
To Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Drummond, Sir E. Thornton, vol. 2. 1877
FO 5/1575
Sir E. Thornton, vol. 1. 1877
FO 5/1576
Sir E. Thornton, vol. 2. 1877
FO 5/1577
Sir E. Thornton, Mr. Plunkett, vol. 3. 1877
FO 5/1578
Mr. Plunkett, vol. 4. 1877
FO 5/1579
Mr. Plunkett, vol. 5. 1877
FO 5/1580
Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Drummond, Sir E. Thornton, vol. 6. 1877
FO 5/1581
Sir E. Thornton, vol. 7. 1877
FO 5/1582
To Sir E. Thornton, Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Drummond, Consular, Drafts 1877
FO 5/1583
Sir E. Thornton, Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Drummond, Consular, Despatches 1877
FO 83/288
Nationality Cases 1863
FO 83/289
Miscellaneous 1868
FO 83/290
Miscellaneous 1868
FO 83/291
Miscellaneous, Consular 1868
FO 83/292
Miscellaneous, Consular 1868
FO 83/293
Circulars to Ministers and Consuls abroad 1868
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Technical and industrial education; American, Austria, Bavaria etc. 1867
FO 83/298
Printed books
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Distressed British subjects (answers to circular of 8 Jan 1868) 1868
FO 83/1998
Consular Exequaturs 1864
FO 83/1999
Consular Exequaturs 1868
FO 83/2211
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1861
FO 83/2212
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1861
FO 83/2213
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1862
FO 83/2214
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1862
FO 83/2215
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1862
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Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1863
FO 83/2217
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1863
FO 83/2218
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1863
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Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1863
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Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1864
FO 83/2221
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1864
FO 83/2222
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1864
FO 83/2223
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1865
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Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1865
FO 83/2225
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1866
FO 83/2226
Law Officers’ Reports, America, US 1869
FO 115
Foreign Office: Embassy and Consulates, United States of America: General
Correspondence, 1791-1967 (specif ic to 115/271 – 115/449)
FO 115/48
To Consuls, to United States Government, and to and from Foreign Office,
1866
FO 117
Foreign Office: Consulates, United States of America: Register of
Correspondence, 1816 – 1929
FO 198/21
American Civil War, 1862-1868 (printed multi-volume)
FO 281
Foreign Office: Consulate, New York, United States of America: General
Correspondence, 1816 – 1911
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Letter Books, 1842 – 1894
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Foreign Office: Consulate, New York, United States of America: Register of
Correspondence, 1847 – 1911
FO 284
Foreign Office: Consulate, New York, United States of America: Shipping
Records, 1787 – 1907
FO 285
Foreign Office: Consulate, New York, United States of America:
Miscellanea, 1834 – 1901
FO 333
Foreign Office: Consulate, New York, United States of America:
Miscellanea, 1791 – 1913
FO 366/466
Passport Fund: Monthly and Annual Accounts 1860
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Passports: Monthly Accounts
FO 391
Hammond Paper
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FO 391/2
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To and from Lord Cow ley 1864
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No description available
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From Mr. D. B. Robertson 1861
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From Mr. D. B. Robertson 1866
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From Mr. D. B. Robertson 1870
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From Mr. D. B. Robertson 1872
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From Mr. D. B. Robertson 1873
FO 391/13
From Lord Lyons 1866
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From Sir H. Parkes 1866
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From Sir H. Parkes 1866
FO 414/17
Civil War in the United States. Correspondence 1860 – 1862
FO 414/18
Civil War in the United States. Correspondence 1862
FO 414/19
Civil War in the United States. Correspondence 1862
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Blockade of the ports of the Confederate States. Papers. Part I, 1861 – 1862
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Blockade of the ports of the Confederate States. Papers. Part II, 1862 – 1863
FO 414/22
Mexico correspondence. Part I, 1861 - 1862
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Mexico correspondence. Part II, 1862
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Mexico correspondence. Part III, 1862
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Mexico correspondence. Part IV, 1862
FO 414/26
Interference w ith trade betw een New York and the Bahamas. Correspondence
1862
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Attacks on St. Albans, Vermont; and the Naval Force in the North American
Lakes. Correspondence. 1864
FO 414/28
British North American Fisheries. Correspondence. 1865
FO 414/29
Settlement of claims against Great Britain arising out of the Civil War in the
United States. Correspondence. 1866
FO 581
Foreign Office: Consulate, New Orleans, United States of America: General
Correspondence and Various Registers, 1850 – 1938
FO 611/1-15
Index to names of Passport holders 1851 - 1888
FO 701
Foreign Office: Consulate, Galveston, United States of America: General
Correspondence and Registers of Correspondence, Births and Deaths, 1838 –
1934
FO 703
Foreign Office: Consulate, Baltimore, United States of America: Registers of
Correspondence and Letter Books, 1821 – 1951
FO 800/924
American Civil War: seizure of British vessels, 1862 – 1864; 1915
FO 881/959
UNITED STATES: Proclamation. Neutrality of Great Britain in dispute
betw een
Northern and Southern States. 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Seizure of Messrs. Mason and Slidell. “Trent”
1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Seizure of United States’ Citizens on board
“Eugenia Smith.” “James Campbell” and “Adeline” 1861
FO 881/995
UNITED STATES: Desp. “Trent.” Obstructions to Entrance of Harbours of
Southern States.
FO 881/996
UNITED STATES: Letter. To Public Offices. Regulations for Ships of War
or Privateers of Belligerents in ports or waters subject to British
Jurisdiction… 1862
FO 881/1038
UNITED STATES: Article. “Trent” “Gazette des Tribunaux” 1861
FO 881/1039
UNITED STATES: Corres. International Mar itime Law . Appendix, 1856 –
57, 1861
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UNITED STATES: Seizure of Messrs. Mason &c on board the Trent 1861
FO 881/1041
UNITED STATES: Corres. Withdraw al of Consul R. Bunch’s Exequatur,
Part 1, 1861
FO 881/1042
UNITED STATES: Letter. Seizure of Messrs. Mason and Slidell. (Mr.
Sew ard to Mr. Lyons) 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Nashville” 1861
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UNITED STATES: Desp. Seizure of Messrs Mason and Slidell. Reply to Mr.
Sew ard 1861
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UNITED STATES: Report. Messrs Mason and Slidell. Law officers on
Mr. Seward’s letter 1861
FO 881/1047
UNITED STATES: Corres. Civil War in the United States. Part 1. 1860 –
1862.
FO 881/1048
UNITED STATES: Corres. Civil War in the United States. Part 2.
FO 881/1114
UNITED STATES. Memo. Affairs in the United States. Abolition of Slavery.
With appendices.
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UNITED STATES. Memo. Affairs in the United States. Abolition of Slavery.
With appendices.
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UNITED STATES. Corres. Civil War in the United States. Part 3.
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Blockade of ports of Confederate States. Part 1.
1861 – 1862
FO 881/1161
UNITED STATES: Desp. Interference of United States w ith Trade w ith West
Indies. (To Lord Lyons) 1862
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Blockade of ports of Confederate States. Part 2.
FO 881/1050
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Nashville” and “Tuscarora” at Southampton
1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Nashville” and “Tuscarora” at Southampton
FO 881/1052
UNITED STATES: Corres. Withdraw l of Consul R. Bunch’s Exequatur, Part
1, 1861-1862
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Messrs. Mason, Slidell, McFarland, and Eustis.
“Trent” 1861
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UNITED STATES: Memo. “Caroline.” Despatches on Neutral Ship but
going
From Ambassador to Enemy State 1861
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UNITED STATES: Instructions. Hostilities in the United States. (To Lord
Lyons) 1861
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UNITED STATES: Decision. Blockade of United States’ Ports. (Judge J.
Dunlop) 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Imprisonment of Mr. Shaver 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Emilie St. Pierre” 1862
FO 881/1103
UNITED STATES: Report. United States’ Civil War. (Mr. H. P. Anderson)
1862
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UNITED STATES: Regulations. Mixed Courts. Suppression of Slave Trade
1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Seizure of British Schooner “Will o’ the Wisp”
by
United States’ Ship of War 1862
FO 881/1162
UNITED STATES: Corres. Interference w ith Trade betw een New York and
the
Bahamas
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UNITED STATES: Correspondence respecting interference w ith trade
betw een
New York and the Bahamas
FO 881/1169
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Peterhoff.” Treatment of Public Mails 1863
FO 881/1174
UNITED STATES: Letter. Iron-Clad Vessels launched at Liverpool. (Mr.
Laird)
1863
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UNITED STATES: Letter. To Treasury. Detention of Iron-Clad Vessels at
Liverpool 1863
FO 881/1179
UNITED STATES: Memo. Conduct pursued by United States w ith regard to
Privateers, &c., during War
FO 881/1180
UNITED STATES: Memo. General Principles involved in Discussions
betw een
Great Britain and United States
FO 881/1196
UNITED STATES: Papers. Position of British Subjects in, and Expulsion of
British Consular Officers from the so-called Confederate States of N.A.
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Iron-Clad Vessels building at Messrs. Laird’s
Yard At Birkenhead. Part 1. 1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Iron-Clad Vessels building at Messrs. Laird’s
Yard
At Birkenhead. Part 2. 1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Iron-Clad Vessels building at Messrs. Laird’s
Yard
At Birkenhead. Part 3. 1863
FO 881/1205
UNITED STATES: Memo. Foreign Enlistment Act. (Duke of Argyll)
FO 881/1239
UNITED STATES: Papers. Seizure of United States’ S.S. “Chesapeake”
1863
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UNITED STATES: Memo. “Alabama” (Duke of Argyll) 1864
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UNITED STATES: Return. Claims of British Subjects against United States
from commencement of the Civil War to March 1864
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Removal of British Consuls from Confederate
States 1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres. With Agents of Confederate Government in
Great
Britain 1863
FO 881/1254
UNITED STATES: Report. Naval Resources of United States. (Capt. J. G.
Goodenough, R.N.) 1864
FO 881/1280
UNITED STATES: Letter. To Public Offices. Regulations for Ships of War
or
Privateers of Belligerents in Ports or Waters subject to British Jurisdiction
1863
FO 881/1281
UNITED STATES: Corres. Purchase of “Rappahannock” from HMG by
Agents of Confederate States 1863
FO 881/1282
UNITED STATES: Notification. Exclusion of Belligerent Ships of War from
British Ports for purpose of being dismantled or sold 1864
FO 881/1300
UNITED STATES: Memo. Iron-Clads at Birkenhead. (Earl Russell)
FO 881/1331
UNITED STATES: Extract. Claims arising out of Confederate Cruisers fitted
out in Great Br itain. Port 1864
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Demand of United States for Extradition of St.
Alban’s Raiders
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Attack on St Alban’s, Vermont, and Naval Force
in North American Lakes 1864
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UNITED STATES: Memo. Conduct of United States tow ards Spain and
Portugal
During Revolt of Spanish American Provinces
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UNITED STATES: Proclamations. 1. Closing Ports of Virginia, N. and S.
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana and Texas 1865
FO 881/1359
UNITED STATES: Letter. To Public Offices. Admission of Belligerent ships
of war into ports of United Kingdom and Colonies 1865
FO 881/1361
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Alabama” &c. (Earl Russell and Mr. Adams)
FO 881/1362
UNITED STATES: Desp. Ravages committed by Confederate Navy 1865
FO 881/1364
UNITED STATES: Letter. To Public Offices. Treatment of Confederate
Vessels of War in British Ports
FO 881/1385
UNITED STATES: Corres. Claims for Injuries to American Commerce
during Civil War by Confederate Vessels fitted out in British Ports 1865
FO 881/1386
UNITED STATES: Instructions. To British Naval Officers. Privateers.
FO 881/1387
UNITED STATES: Memorial. From Liverpool Merchants, and Reply.
Foreign
Enlistment Act.
FO 881/1394
UNITED STATES: Memo. Relations betw een Great Britain and her North
American Colonies previous to Revolution
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UNITED STATES: Corres. Claims arising out of captures made by
“Alabama” and “Shenandoah.” Tw o mema. Annexed 1865
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of Neutrality during the Civil War
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during her contest w ith the North
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War
UNITED STATES: Memo. I. “Alabama.” II. American and British Civil
Claims. (Mr. C. S. A. Abbott)
FO 881/1460
during
UNITED STATES: Account. Conduct of British authorities at Melbourne
Vis it of “Shenandoah”
FO 881/1461
UNITED STATES: Note form Mr. Adams forw arding despatch from his
Government, on subject of claims arising out of depredations committed by
the
“Senator”, “Alabama” &c.
FO 881/1495
UNITED STATES: Memo. Proposed answer to United States. “Alabama”
&c. (Mr. W. E. Gladstone) 1865
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UNITED STATES: Memo. Proposed answer to United States, “Alabama”
&c. (Earl Russell) 1865
FO 881/1497
UNITED STATES: Draft. Despatch to Sir F. Bruce. “Alabama”
FO 881/1498
UNITED STATES: Corres. Arrival of “Shenandoah” at Liverpool 1865
FO 881/1504
UNITED STATES: Corres. Settlement of Claims against Great Britain
arising out of Civil War in United States 1866
FO 881/1508
Memo. United States’ “Alabama” Claims. Appendix. (Mr. C. S. A. Abbott)
1867
FO 881/1541
UNITED STATES: Memo. Claim of United States’ Government under 3rd
Article of Treaty of Washington
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1854 through
FO 881/1570X
FO 881/1608
UNITED STATES: Report from Law Officers on claims arising out of Civil
War.
FO 881/1620
UNITED STATES: Memo. “Alabama” and other claims (Mr. C.S.A. Abbott)
FO 881/1636
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Alabama,” British Claims, Naturalization, and
San Juan Water Boundary. 1868
FO 881/1680
UNITED STATES: List. Claims filed by British Subjects at H.M. Legation at
Washington 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Alabama” Claims. (L.G., Dec. 24, 1869) 1869
FO 881/1921
UNITED STATES: Corres. Proposed Treaty on Naturalization
FO 881/1956
UNITED STATES: Protocol. Naturalization
FO 881/1957
UNITED STATES: Draft. Treaty. North-West Boundary 1868
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UNITED STATES: Draft. Convention. Settlement of Claims
FO 881/1959
UNITED STATES: Convention, &c. Settlement of Claims
FO 881/1960
UNITED STATES: Draft. Convention. Settlement of Claims 1868
FO 881/1991
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Springbok” 1863
FO 881/1996
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Bermuda” 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Sumter” (or “Gibraltar”) 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Hector” 1862
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UNITED STATES: “Nashville” 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Alabama” 1862
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Phantom” 1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Amphion” 1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Southerner” 1863
FO 881/2004
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Georgiana” 1863
FO 881/2006
UNITED STATES: Corres. Iron-Clad Vessels built at Messrs. Laird’s Yard
At Birkenhead 1863
FO 881/2007
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Rappahannock” 1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Haw k” 1864
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UNITED STATES: Corres.”City of Richmond” 1865
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Florida” 1862
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Canton” (or “Pampero”) 1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Virginia” and “Louisa Anne Fanny” 1865
FO 881/2015
UNITED STATES: Corres. “Ajax” and “Hercules” 1865
FO 881/2048
UNITED STATES: Message. Export of Articles Contraband of War for use
of
French Army in Mexico 1862
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Georgia” and “Florida” in French Ports 1863
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UNITED STATES: Corres: “Tallahassee” 1864
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Chickamauga” 1864
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Lord Clyde” 1863
FO 881/2068
UNITED STATES: Instructions. To Governor of Victoria. Reception of
Belligerent Cruisers, Observance of Neutrality 1861
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UNITED STATES: Corres. “Retribution” 1863
FO 881/2097
UNITED STATES: Corres. Betw een United States and other countries.
Confederate Cruiser “Alabama”
FO 881/2099
UNITED STATES: Corres. Sale of Vessels belonging to British Navy 1863
FO 881/2100
UNITED STATES: Return. Visits of United States’ Ships of War to British
Ports during the American Civil War 1871
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T. H.
UNITED STATES: Papers. Headland Question and Three-Mile Limit. (Mr.
Farrer and Mr. F. S. Reill...) 1863
FO 881/4961X UNITED STATES: Memo by Lord Chancellor. Stoppage of the “Trent” and
Seizure of Messrs. Mason and Slidell, &c.
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Adm iralty and Minitsry of Defence: Mediterranean Station: Correspondence
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TS 25/1346
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: Directions forbidding any ship of war of either
belligerent to be brought into a British port to be dismantled or sold, Aug. 26,
1864
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the
THE UNITED STATES: Deliberate attempt to establish, w ithin the limits of
United Kingdom, a system… 1863
TS 25/1243
STEAMER ALEXANDRIA: Seizure of ship by the Officers of Customs for a
Breach of the Foreign Establishment 1863
TS 25/1244
States
STEAMER ALEXANDRIA: Proposed simultaneous action of the United
1863
TS 25/1246
STEAMER ALEXANDRIA: As to completion of the vessel Alexandria
TS 25/1247
STEAMER ALEXANDRIA: Alleged ow ners of the vessel being allow ed to
Inspect the documents w hich led to… 1863
TS 25/1252
STEAMER ALEXANDRIA: Further case 1863
TS 25/1256
VESSEL WARD JACKSON: Possible prosecution of the master 1863
TS 25/1259
STEAMER PHANTOM: Seizure of steamer in course of construction at
Liverpool, w ith further papers 1863
TS 25/1263
VESSEL WARD JACKSON: Further case 1863
TS 25/1267
FOREIGN INVESTMENT ACT 1819: Enlistment of men in Leeds for the
army of the United States.
TS 25/1269
1863
COURTS OF UNITED STATES: Proposed act for taking the evidence...
TS 25/1270
steam
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT 1819: Possible prosecution of builders of
ram at Birkenhead 1863
TS 25/1274
case
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT 1819: Steam ram at Birkenhead: further
1863
TS 25/1282
CONFEDERATE STEAMER FLORIDA: Whether the crew should be
proceeded against, w ith further papers 1863
TS 25/1284
CONFEDERATE STEAMER FLORIDA: To determine if crewmembers
were
all British subjects w ith copy crew…. 1863
TS 25/1285
STEAM RAMS, BIRKENHEAD: Seizure of iron clad ships, from Messrs
Laird
1863
TS 25/1286
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT 1819: Notice to British subjects 1863
TS 25/1292
IRON CLAD SHIPS: Vessels under seizure: to determine their destination
and ow nership 1863
TS 25/1296
IRON CLADS AT LIVERPOOL: Insurance of iron clad vessels at Liverpool
1864
TS 25/1301
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT 1819: Enlistment of British subjects for
service in the Rappahannock 1863
TS 25/1302
SHIPS DEPARTURE: Outfitting and departure from Sheerness of the
Rappahannock 1864
TS 25/1304
BREECHES OF NEUTRALITY: Breaches of neutrality tow ard the United
States 1864
TS 25/1309
EXTRADITION: Extradition of certain subjects of the United States for
piracy
1864
TS 25/1314
EXTRADITION: Further case 1864
TS 25/1323
Foreign Enlistments: Proceedings against officers of the Kearsarge 1864
TS 25/1332
EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES: Warning note against
recruitment for military service 1864
TS 25/1333
THE GEORGI A: Request for confederate cruiser to leave Liverpool
TS 25/1337
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT 1819: Foreign enlistment by British subjects
1864
TS 25/1346
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: Directions forbidding any ship of war of either
belligerent to be brought into a … 1864
TS 25/1355
FOREIGN ENLISMENT ACT 1819: Agent in London for enlisting recruits
for the federal army in America… 1864
TS 25/1357
R v RUMBLE: The outfitting of the Rappahannock: further case 1864
TS 25/1360
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT 1819: Legality of the detention of the Great
Western and if it should be cont… 1864
TS 25/1366
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT 1819: In the matter of Shaw Martin and
others w ith copy letters 1864
TS 25/1380
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT 1819: Persons taken in the Great Western to
New York, w ith a view to enlistment 1865
TS 25/1423
prisoners
BANKRUPTCY LAW CONSOLIDATION ACT 1861: Discharge of
Committed under escheated recognizance 1865
TS 25/1424
WO
ALEXANDRA AND STEAM RAMS : Liability of HM Government to pay
Claims of the American consul at Liverpool 1865
Records created or inherited by the War Office, Armed Forces, Judge Advocate
General, and related bodies
WO 28/348
Bermuda: maintenance of independence during American Civil War;
Strength of
Island defences, 1865 – 1869
RAIL Records of the pre-nationalisation railway companies, pre-nationalisation canal
and related companies, the London Passenger Transport Board, and successors
RAIL 667/590 Forty-two collector’s booklets for subscriptions in aid to destitute Lancashire
Cotton w orkers, unable to w ork through shortage caused by ACW, 1862
MT
Records created or inherited by the Transport Departments and of related
bodies, and of the London Passenger Transport Board
MT 9/14
Registry of ships. Questions of ow nership and nationality aris ing from
transfer of
American vessels to British Registry ow ing to ACW, 1861
MT 10/8
Emigration to United States of America. New Regulations. Year?
CUS T Records of the Board of Customs, Excise, and Customs and Excise
CUST 33/252 American Civil War: Bermuda case, 1862
CO
Records of the Colonial Office, Commonwealth and Foreign and Common
Wealth Offices, Empire Marketing, Correspondence with the colonies, entry
books and registers of correspondence: CANADA, formerly British North
America, Secretary of State
CO 42/629
Offices: Admiralty, Council, Foreign, Home and Colonial Land and
Emigration
1861
CO 318/239
Immigration: Offices and Individuals, covering date 1861
CO 318/235
Correspondence, original – Secretary of State
CO 318/237
Correspondence, original – Secretary of State
CO 318/243
Correspondence, original – Secretary of State
Co 318/244
Correspondence, original – Secretary of State
Royal Society, Burlington House
Letters and Papers Collection. Sabine, General Sir Edw ard – 45 letters from American
Correspondents and 5 papers on American subjects (Civil War).
Salop Record Office, Shire Hall, Shrewsbury
Marrington Collection. Papers of Lew is R. Price. 1833 – 70: references to the effects of the
blockade of American Ports during Civil War.
National Archives of Scotland, HM General Register House, Edinburgh
1) Ref # RH, 1/2/698, letter form Margaret Sturrock, Dec. 15, 1862
2) Ref # GD364/1/675, item 20(1)(2) – letter from G.R. Hope, Nassau, New
Providence, 1861
National Library of Scotland
1) Tw eeddale Muniments/ Yester Papers (0439), confirmed as MS 14467, folios 40 to
43v
2) Letter from John Bigelow, President of the New York Pubic Library
3) Sherman, to Sir John Rose, Dublin 1872
4) Ref. 20362, correspondence of Francis G. Richards
5) Ref. 20366, letters to Anne Richards
Scott Polar Research Institute, Lensfield Road, Cambridge (copy obtained from
Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney Australia)
1) Lefroy Bequest (1941) Letters, Journals. 1814 – 1870
2) Journal of Lady Jane Franklin - Travel journal, Vol. 4, 1 July – 12 Sept. 1861,
Mitchell Library (Ref. # MS 248/124)
Sheffield Archives
1) Wharncliffe Muniments Wh. M. 460
2) Three Asline Ward letters, Wos. R. 179 –14, 16, 17
3) Transcripts from Southern Independence Assoc., Wharncliffe Muniments
Shetland Archives, Scotland
1) D.9/117 - Letters addressed to Peter Jamieson, 1975, and Arthur Cheyne, native of
Eshaness, a soldier in the Confederate Army during the ACW.
Shropshire Research and Records Centre
The Marrrington Collection, a catalogue of letters
Southwark Local Studies Library
1) Southw ark and Bermondsey Recorder, 11/04/1903 – ‘Civil War Veterans in
Bermondsey’
2) Southw ark and Bermondsey Recorder, 24/10/1903 – ‘Missionary Labours in
Bermondsey – Tw enty Six Years Efforts’
Stock port Archive Service, Heritage Library, Stock port
1) D.136 - 7 - Newspaper cuttings from the North Cheshire Herald relating to the Civil
War, including letters/debate by Thomas Bentley Kershaw of the Southern
Independence Association and Edw ard Ow en Greening of the Union and
Emancipation Society.
2) Miscellaneous editorials from The Stockport and Cheshire County News regarding T.
B. Kershaw and his lectures on southern independence from G.W. and H. Lee
3) TB Kershaw editorial to Stockport and Cheshire County News, Feb 25, 1864.
4) Miscellaneous papers from T. B. Kershaw : ‘Stonew all Jackson,’ ‘The Picket on the
Potomac’ and MS ‘The American Question’.
5) Tw o Articles on the Cotton Trade (unknow n publication / date); notice of lecture by
the Union and Emancipation Society, delivered by Mr. J. C. Edw ards of Manchester.
6) Numerous handwritten notes by T. B. Kershaw
7) Editorial: T. B. Kershaw Vs. J. D. Morton, Stockport and Cheshire News, May 20th –
June 1863 (includes a ‘Stonew all’ Jackson article from a Times’ Southern
correspondent).
8) Account of T. B. Kershaw Lecture ‘Sympathy for the South’.
9) Joseph Barker lecture announcement ‘Is Secession Right’ and T. B. Kershaw lecture:
‘The American War: its influence on the cotton trade of this district, and Negro
emancipation the certain consequence of southern independence.’
10) T. B. Kershaw Lecture: ‘Southern Independence’
11) Copy of petition to Gov’t from Stockport; newspaper clipping ‘The Raid Across the
Rappahannock.’
12) More letters to the editor of the Stockport and Cheshire County News re: T. B.
Kershaw (from W. M. White & Anonymous); and one from T. B. Kershaw
13) Misc. T. B. Kershaw MSS
14) ‘Manchester Southern Club’ meeting (incl. T. B. Kershaw)
15) Editorial by TB Kershaw from the Stockport and Cheshire County News ‘What Are
We Paying For Cotton’
16) Many miscellaneous MSS by T. B. Kershaw of unknow n date
University of Strathclyde
Graham, Barbara, ‘Scottish Society and the American Civil War,” Ph.D. thesis (MS 15/258) .
Ordered from Dundee University, sent from University of Strathclyde.
East Sussex Record Office
Letters of Grace Cox (neé Mighell) and Joseph Mighell
Library of the Society of Friends, Friends House, London
Official Manuscript Records:
1.) London Yearly Meeting: Epistles Received
2.) London Yearly Meeting: Christian and Brotherly Advices
3.) Miscellaneous Correspondence and Documents – John Greenleaf Whittier and Elihu
Burritt, letters to Henry Richard re: Civil War
Sussex Archaeological Society, Barbican House, Lewes
Gage Papers, 1740-1874: American Estate Affairs, between Gage and the Kemble Family.
1791-1870. Discussions on the financial prospects of the American market and the Civil War.
Stock port Archive Service, Heritage Library, Stock port
D.136-7, newspaper cuttings in 2 volumes, relating to the Civil War, including many letters
by Thomas Bentley Kershaw , 1861 – 1865.
Tower Hamlets Local History Library and Archives
Rev. Dan Greatorex MSS
Trinity College Library, Cambridge University
From the Houghton Papers:
1) Ref. Houghton 3[162] – letter from John Bright to Milnes
2) Ref. Houghton CA9 [66], [70], [73], [76], [77] – from Richard Monckton Milnes to
Sir Charles J. MacCarthy
3) Ref. Houghton 44[105] – from Charles J. MacCarthy to Milnes
4) Ref. Houghton CB270/5[2] & [19] - from George B Buckley Matthew to Milnes
5) Ref. Houghton EC 25[1] – J. R. Ingersoll of Philadelphia to Milnes
6) Ref. Houghton CB36 / 2[3] – Henry A. Br ight to Milnes
7) Ref. Houghton CB36 / 2[2] – from C. E. Norton to Henry Bright
8) Ref. Houghton 11[139] – from Nathaniel Haw thorne to Henry Bright
The Library, University College
Brougham, Henry Peter (1778-1868). Letters w ith British correspondents discussing
American affairs: 1862-65.
University of Edin burgh
1.) Robert Botsford, Ph.D. MSS 1955, ‘Scotland and the American Civil War’
2.) Lorraine Peters, ‘Scotland and the American Civil War: A Local Perspective’ (Ph.D.
MSS, 1999)
University of Glasgow
1.) Robert LeBaron Bingham, ‘The Glasgow Emancipation Society, 1833-76’ (M.Lit.
MSS, 1973)
2.) Robert Napier, marine engineer: letters from Robert Napier, Sr., David Napier and
other family members, w ith lists of vessels and engines, indentures, certificates, press
cuttings, 1814-74 (DC90 (add))
3.) Simons-Lobnitz Ltd, shipbuilders, Renfrew : records (UGD 356)
4.) Greenock Dockyard Co Ltd, shipbuilders: records (UGD 360)
University of Keele
Frank Hughes, ‘Liverpool and the Confederate States’, (M.Phil. MSS, 1998)
University of Liverpool
Margaret Wendy Corke, ‘Birmingham and the American Civil War’ (M.A. MSS, 1963)
University of Leeds
D. G. Wright, ‘Politics and Opinion in Nineteenth Century Bradford, 1832-1880’ (Ph.D MSS
1966)
University of Reading
Thomas Keiser, ‘The English Press and the American Civil War’ (Ph.D MSS, 1971)
University of Southampton
Lord Palmerston, Henry John Temple MSS
National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth
Papers of Sir George Cornew all Lew is
University of Wales, Bangor, Wales
1) MSS 18896 – letter by Pvt. Robert Davis, Co. F, 25th Reg’t Iow a Vol. Infantry to his
parents at Long Creek Iow a Welsh Settlement.
2) MSS 2854 – Journals and letters of Griffith Evans, pp 63-84: account of his visit to the
Northern Army.
Warwick County Record Office, Priory Park , Warwick
All letters to Admiral Sir George Francis Seymour (except w here noted):
Ref. CR114A / 533/ 20
1) James Connolly, Paris, 28 March 186(0?).
2) James Connolly, Richmond, Va., 26 March 1861
Ref. CR114A / 533/ 21
1) James Connolly, Montreal, 4 July 1861
Ref. CR114A / 533/ 23
1) J. L. Wistar to Maj. Gen John H Dix, Yorktow n, Va., 15 April 1864
2) E. Cunard, New York, 22 April 1864
3) James Connolly, Washington, 2 May 1864
4) Illegible (10 Eaton Square, SW, London), 9 May 1864
5) James Connolly, Montreal, 24 May 1864
6) E. Cunard, New York, 7 June 1864
7) James Connolly, Chicago, 13 Sept. 1864
8) Enclosure to ‘The Lord Somerhill’
Wellcome Institute/ Trust
1) Sir Harriet Verney letter from Florence Nightingale, MS 8999/24
2) The Lancet, Sept. 29, 1877, vol. 2, pp 479 & 521 – obit. of Charles Mayo.
3) British Medical Journal, vol. 2 for 1877, p 462 – obit. of Charles Mayo.
4) DNB 1912 – 1921 for Sir Charles Wyndham.
5) Journal of Medical Biography, Aug. 2000, Vol. 8, Num. 3, Sir Charles Wyndham.
West Sussex Record Office, Chichester
Lyons, Richard Bickerton Pemell, MSS
West Yorkshire Archive Service, Wakefield
1) Ref C3/1/0 – letters of Mary Wilson, written from Dexter and North Aurealis, 18621875
2) Ref WYP1/A139/6 – Examination Book [Joseph Taylor]
Wiltshire and Swindon Record Office
Tw o letters by Edw ard Best to his aunt Sophia, 1861 (MS 2536/10)
East Riding of Yorkshire Archive Office
Eckles family genealogy by Hannah Wetherbee (condensed copy)
West Yorkshire Record Office, Central Library, Huddersfield, Kirk lees
Ref. DD/BE 1- 6, Beaumont Letters 1861- 65
MISCELLANEO US UK
Diary of Edw ard Merrill, Musician. Complete w ith transcription and Roster of Ohio Soldiers.
Papers relating to the blockade of the ports of the Confederate States. [microform] May 1861
to [February 1863] Micro-opaque. London, H.M. Stationery Office, 1962. – 9 [London, s.n.,
1863?]
Parliamentary Papers, 1863, Commons, LXXII, ‘Correspondence w ith Mr. Adams respecting
enlistment of British Subjects.’
Parliamentary Papers, 1864, Commons, LXII, ‘Correspondence respecting the Enlistment of
British seamen at Queenstown’ and ‘Further Correspondence. And ‘Correspondence
respecting the Enlistment of British subjects in the United States Army’ and further
correspondence.
US Primary Sources
Alabama
Alabama Department of Archives and History, Montgomery
James W. Beer MSS
University of Alabama, W. S. Hoole Special Collections Library
A. William Stanley Hoole Papers
1. Box 2248, Folder 44 - Material regarding Hoole's book on Midshipman Anderson and
Anderson's photo album, presented July 22, 1864, Liverpool. Includes photos of the
CSS Alabama crew, friends, and associates made in London or Liverpool dur ing the
summer of 1864
2. Box 2248, Folder 66 - Typescript of Low's Reminiscences and other newspaper
stories
3. Box 2248, Folder 67 - Clippings: Liverpool paper, 1904, interview w ith Low ;
photocopy, Cape Argus, 1933; Illustrated London News, 1863, and others.
4. Box 2248, Folder 68 - Photographs of Semmes, Low, Low's pistols, coat, and grave
monument.
5. Box 2250, Folder 94 - Typescript of a Union agent's report on activity in the Laird
shipyards; typescript of other spy reports on "290."
6. Box 3747 - Color prints of the Alabama at sea.
B. CSS Alabama Collection
1. Box 1744 - Manuscript log of the CSS Alabama 1862-1864; manuscript log of Lt.
(later Captain) John Low, kept on the CSS Alabama and the CSS Tuscaloosa, 18621863; photos of the masts and rigging of the CSS Alabama and the shipyard model
used by Laird
C. Miscellaneous
1.) Transcript of Articles in Various New spapers and Periodicals Relating to the
"Alabama."
2.) (Microfilm Copy (negative) of three notebooks belonging to Mr. and Mrs. F.
Bradlow , Rondebosch Cape, South Africa)
3.) Gorgas Microforms (MICRO-FILM B28)
Mobile Public Library
Raphael Semmes MSS
Log of the CSS Alabama
Records of the CSS Florida, 1862-4
Arizona
University of Arizona Library, Tucson
Thompson Family MSS
California
Huntington Library, San Marino
Alfred Crowquill MSS
Francis Lieber MSS
Thomas H. Dudley Collection
Charles Sumner MSS
University of California, Berkeley
O’Rourke, Sister Mary Martinice
The Diplomacy of William H. Sew ard during the Civil War: His policies as related to
International Law
Private Collection of Mr. John Knight
Journal of Robert Neve
Lincoln Memorial Shrine, A. K. Smiley Library
Harry S Samuel, letter to Cousin Matilda, 1865
Stanford University
R. L. Duffus, ‘Contemporary English Popular Opinion on the American Civil War,’ MA,
1911.
Ephraim Douglass Adams
Connecticut
Connecticut State Library
Copies of John and David Hughes letters to parents in Wales
Simsbury Historical Society, Massacoh Plantation
Toy Family MSS
Yale University, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
James Henry Burton papers
Henry Fitzhugh MSS
Francis Hobler MSS
Blanchard Jerrod MSS
Liverpool Emancipation Society MSS
Lloyd Waddell Smith MSS
District of Columbia
Georgetown University, Lauinger Library
David Rankin Barbee MSS (papers include material on Rose O’Neil Greenhow)
Library of Congress
William H Bradbury MSS
John Chandler Bancroft Davis MSS
James Mason MSS
Henry Hotze MSS
George B. McClellan MSS
Matthew Maury MSS
Edw ard M. Stanton MSS
Francis Wilkinson Pickens and Milledge Luke Bonham MSS, 1837-1920
National Archives
Pensions (all in RG59) :
1.) Dispatches received by Sew ard during 1861 from US consuls at Liverpool, London,
and Manchester, and at Havana and Nassau
2.) “Correspondence Regarding Prisoners of War, 1861-1862, Parr-Sullivan,” Box no. 9,
folder nos. 61, 75, 81
3.) “Civil War Papers”, and “Instructions to Special Agents”, vol. 21
4.) “Letters Sent Regarding Prisoners of War and Intercepted Messages, Aug 1861 – Feb.
1863”
5.) “Miscellaneous Letters of the Department of State”
General Records (all in RG59):
1.) ‘Despatches from United States Minister and Consuls in Britain’
29 T368 Belfast, Ireland
30 T185 Bristol, England
31 T375 Cardiff, Wales
32 T200 Dundee, Scotland
33 T474 Leeds-upon-Hull, England
34 T396 Leith, Scotland
35 M141 Liverpool, England
36 T168 London, England
37 T416 Newcastle upon Tyne, England
38 T239 Southampton, England
2.) ‘ Despatches From Special Agents of the Department of State’ M37
3.) ‘Notes From Foreign Legations and Consulates – Great Britain’
M50 - Enlisted Branch Letters: Record Group 94, Records of the AGO
409 - Letters received, Enlisted Branch, vol. II, 1863
409 - Letters Received, Enlisted Branch - File 5KM 36 (EB) 1864
416 - Letters Received relating to Soldiers – 1861-1862
Records of the American National Red Cross:
RG 200, Central File, 1881-1916, box 1, 41-46
U.S. State Department
England, Vol. LXXIX
“Despatches of United States ministers to France, 1789-1869.” Record group 59, National
Archives.
“Exequaturs.” Record Group 59, National Archives.
“Notes from Foreign Consuls in the United States to the Department of State, 1791-1906.”
Record Group 59, National Archives.
“Notes from the British Legation in the United States to the Department of State, 17911906.”, Record Group 59, National Archives.
“Notes to Foreign Consuls in the United States from the Department of State, 1853-1906.”
Record Group 59, National Archives.
“Notes to Foreign Legations in the United States from the Department of State, 1853-1906.”,
Record Group 59, National Archives.
Diplomatic Instructions
1.) Great Britain
2.) H.W. Spencer to Sew ard, No. 8 July 3,1861, Paris, Vol. 12.
3.) Seward to CF Adams, August 1, 1861, Vol. 17
4.) Adams Papers, Adams Manuscript Trust, Massachusetts Historical Society, See Adams
Diary, Nov 1861 – Microfilm
U.S War Department
Official Documents
OR, Armies The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union
and Conf ederate Armies 70 vols. (GPO, Washington, DC, 1880-1901)
OR, Navies Off icial Records of the Union and Conf ederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion
Delaware
Hagley Museum and Library, Greenville
Bancroft Family MSS
Copeland Family MSS
Samuel Francis Du Pont MSS
Joseph Shipley MSS
David Thomas MSS
Florida
Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library and Museum, Sanford, Florida
Henry Shelton Sanford MSS
Georgia
Emory University, Atlanta
Godfrey Barnsley MSS
British Consulate MSS 15, 1859-1866
Confederate States of America, Department of State Papers – MSS 115
Confederate Navy, Savannah River
Elias J Prichard
st
1 Georgia Infantry Regiment Company A
William Henry Gregory MSS William Henry Gregory papers, 1817-1900, at Woodruff
Library, Emory MSS 624
John Marchand, Charleston Blockade
Hugh Weedon Mercer
Savannah District and Port MSS 226
Southern District of Georgia Account Book
Henry Frederick Willink
Robert F. Durden, ‘The Index: Confederate newspaper in London, 1862 – 1865’, (M.A.
thesis, Emory, 1948)
Georgia Historical Society, Savannah
‘Letter from Edward’ Letter from Edw ard, June 20, 1865
University of Georgia, Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Francis Marion Coker, 1861-1866 – discussing foreign intervention
Keith M. Read MSS
Illinois
Chicago Historical Society
Zebina Eastman MSS
George W. Hart, Collections: 56:90 – 5 Letters to his Mothers, Private 69th N.Y. Infantry
Illinois State Historical Library
‘Souvenir of Abraham Lincoln’
Kentucky
Kentucky Historical Society
Stone Family MSS 85M02 – 3 letters from George St. Leger Grenfell
Lexington Public Library
John Breckenridge Castleman, MSS
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Historical Society
Adams Papers, Adams Manuscript Trust,
See Adams Diary, Nov 1861 – Microfilm Reel 76 – 77 for C. F. Adam’s Diary; Reel 165167 for CF Adams Letterbooks; Reel 296 for CF Adam’s Reminiscences; and Reel 554-58
for CF Adam;s Letters Received and other loose papers.
Argyll, Letters 1861-1865, Letters of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll to Charles Sumner,
Dec. 1913, pp. 66 -107.
Boston College, O’Neil Library
Guide to Archival Sources in Nursing – RT4. G8x 1989. Microfiche set of ‘The History of
Nursing w ith Index and Microforms Index RT31.H57 1983.
Mary Patricia Tarbox, ‘The Origins of Nursing by the Sisters of Mercy in the United States:
1843-1910” Ph.D., in Microfiche RT42.N86
Boston Public Library
American Anti Slavery Society Papers
Essex Institute, Salem
John Newmark Cushing MSS
Lee Family MSS
Harvard University, Houghton Library
Charles Sumner MSS
Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University
Dorothea Lynde Dix, 1802 – 1887, Correspondence and Manuscripts (MS Am 1838)
Frank Vizetelly, 1830-1883. Draw ings, 1861-1865: Guide.
Harvard College Library
Grisw old Collection of Theatrical Letters
Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College
Blackw ell Family MSS (MHVW-A14)
Massachusetts Archives
Lists of Substitutes, Micro. GSU 500 – also - Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City.
University of Microfilms International
Stanley Gallas, ‘Lord Lyons and the Civil War, 1859-1864: A Br itish Perspective’
Sibyl Ventress Brow nlee, ‘Out of the abundance of the Heart: Sarah and Parker Remond’s
Quest for Freedom’
Michigan
University of Michigan, Bentley Historical Library, Ann Arbor
Monaghan Family MSS
Charles H. Tow nsend
William L Clements Library
Henry Yates Thompson MSS
George T. Anthony MSS
Numa Barned MSS
James Miller MSS
Hugh and George Roden MSS
Robert Sherry MSS
Nathan B. Webb MSS
Minnesota
Minnesota Historical Society, St Paul
Silliman Family MSS
William H. Maies MSS
Edw ard Duffield Neill MSS
George Peabody MSS
Claude E. Simmonds MSS
Mississippi
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
Humphrys (David Colin) Collection, 1861-1863; 1865
Thomas Spight MSS
Missouri
University of Missouri, Columbia
Loren P. Whetsell, ‘The Southern Independence Association: Britain and the American Civil
War Reconsidered’ (Ph.d. thesis)
William Keeney Bixby MSS
George W. Carvill MSS
Neill Fred Sanders, ‘Lincoln’s Consuls in the British Isles, 1861-1865’
New Jersey
Ne w Jersey Historical Society, Newark
Boggs MSS
Princeton University Library, Princeton
Andre de Coppet MSS
William L. Dayton MSS
New York
Columbia University
Park Benjamin MSS
Elizabeth Blackw ell MSS
Cornell University
Goldw in Smith MSS
Jefferson County Historical Society, Watertown
Military Collection
Ne w-York Historical Society
John Stoneacre Ellis MSS
Leverich Family MSS
William How ard Russell MSS
Edw in Morgan MSS
John Singleton Copley MSS
Frederick George D’Utassy MSS
Elizabeth Blackw ell MSS
Ebenezer Wells MSS
Ne w York Public Library
Charles Francis Adams MSS
John Bigelow MSS
How ard Bronson MSS, Bill Rose Theatre Collection
Trial of John Y. Beall, as a Spy and Guerrillero – from United States Adjutant General’s
Office Military Commission (New York, 1865)
US Sanitary Commission (Box 339):
Items 3, 7, 12, 26, 49, 120, 143, 150, 173-176, 178, 189-195
Ne w York State Library Archives
Edw in Morgan MSS
1.) Letter: Leonard Currie to Morgan 3/2/1863 – (box 19, folder 11)
2.) Letter: Leonard Currie to Morgan 3/1/1865 – (box 20, folder 13)
University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, Rush Rees Library
Sir Frederick Bruce MSS
Charles Kean MSS
William Seward MSS
1.) Letters from Lyons to Sew ard (ref. 415.6 S51P, reels 64, 65, 78, 79, 84)
2.) Mission Abroad, 1861-1862 [microform]; a selection of letters from Archbishop
Hughes, Bishop McIlvaine, W. H. Sew ard and Thurlow Weed
Thurlow Weed MSS
1.) Letter to Leonard D. H. Currie from Charles Pomeroy Stone (enclosed in letter to
Weed) – June 17, 1863
2.) Letter from Leonard D. H. Currie to Weed – Aug 6, 1863
3.) From FILM .W 432 Reel 1 (property of the Library of Congress):
4.) 12/3/61, Weed to Baring Bros. & Co.
39 12/4/61, Weed to Robert Brow n Minturn
40 7/12/63, Weed to Edw in McMasters Stanton
5.) From FILM .W 432 Reel 2 (property of the Library of Congress):
42 1/26/61, Weed to Francis Granger
43 1/28/61, 2/1/61, 2/9/61, 12/29/62, Weed to Edw in Stanton
44 12/31/62, 5/10/64, 1/27/64, Weed to Sew ard
45 10/28/61, Weed to [?]
46 10/1/62, Weed to [?]
47 11/30/61, Weed to Henry Wilson
6.) From FILM .W 432 Reel 4 (from Weed MSS Coll. at NY Hist. Society):
48 4/21/61, John Hughes to Weed
49 4/26/61, John A. Kennedy to Weed
50 11/4/61, Daniel Tyler to Weed
51 11/8/61, Grinnell, Minturn & Co, Barring Bros. & Co
52 11/27/62, Weed to [?]
North Carolina
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Southern Historical Collection
Edw ard Clifford Anderson
John Y. Beall MSS
De Rosset Family Papers
James Hamilton MSS, 1810-1862
Jacob Lyons Papers
Journal of the Senate of the State of Georgia
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3.) British Sessional Papers, 1801-1900 (House of Commons and Lords)
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Atlantic Monthly
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Bolton Evening News
Boston Daily Evening Transcript
Bristol Post
Bury Times
Caledonian Mercury
Chicago Tribune
Dawson’s Daily Times and Union
Decatur Daily News
Donegal Advertiser
Douglass Monthly
East Kent Gazette
Glasgow Herald
Harper’s Magazine
Index
Isle of Man Examiner
Leicester Mercury
Lloyd’s Weekly Newspaper
London American
Macmillan’s Magazine
Manchester Examiner
Manchester Times
Midland Tribune
Morning Advertiser
Morning Star
National Anti Slavery Standard
New York Daily Tribune
New York Times
North Carolina Standard
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Philadelphia Weekly Times
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Anon. [Balme, Joshua, R.], The American War Crusade: Plain Facts f or Earnest Men
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Anon., Earl Russell and the Slave power: Issued by the executive of the Union and
Emancipation Society, Manchester (Manchester, U.K., 1863)
Anon., Cotton Cultivation in Africa. Suggestions on the importance of the cultivation of
cotton in Af rica, in ref erence to the abolition of slavery in the United States, through the
organization of an African Civilization Society (Philadelphia, 1858)
Anon., Economical Causes of Slavery in the United States, and obstacles to Abolition. By a
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1863).
Anon., Right and Wrong among the Abolitionists of the United States: or the Objects,
principles and measures of the original American Anti-Slavery Society, unchanged: being a
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Adams, W. E. The Slaveholders’ War: An Argument f or the North and the Negro (London,
1863)
Assollant, Alfred, Canonniers, à vos pièces! (Paris, 1861)
B. D. Federals and Conf ederates, f or What do They Fight: The True Issue of the American
Civil War (London and Dublin, 1862)
Bar lee, Ellen, A Visit to Lancashire in December 1862 (London, 1863)
Beecher, Henry Ward, England and America: speech of Henry Ward Beecher at the Freetrade Hall, Manchester, October 9, 1863
Bell, Andrew, Men and Things in America, or The Experiences of a year’s residence in the
United States in a series of letters to a friend (Southampton, 1862)
Kershaw , T. Bentley, The Truth of the American Question: Being a reply to the Prize Essay of
Mr. Rowan (Manchester, 1864)
Beresford-Hope, A. J. B., England, the North, and the South (London, 1862)
Ibid., A Popular View of the American Civil War (London 1861)
Ibid., The Social and Political Bearings of the American Disruption (London, 1863)
Ibid., The results of the American disruption the substance of a lecture delivered by request
bef ore the Maidstone Literary & Mechanics' Institution, in continuation of a popular view
of the American Civil War and England, the North and the South (London, 1862)
Bright, John, Speeches of John Bright, M.P. on the American Question (Boston, Mass., 1865)
Broom, Walter William, An Englishman’s Thoughts on the crimes of the South: and the
Recompense of the North (New York, 1865)
Carines, John E., England’s Neutrality in the American Contest (London, 1864)
Cavendish, Lord F., A Memoir, The Yorkshire Notes and Queries (April, 1886)
Cobb, Frances P. The Red Flag in John Bull’s Eyes (London, 1863)
A Creole of Louisiana [Eugene Musson], Letter to Napoleon III on Slavery in the Southern
States (London, 1862)
Cobden, Richard, Speech of Mr. Cobden on the “Foreign Enlistment Act,” in The House of
Commons (London, 1863)
‘During the War and after the War’, True Index (Warrenton, Va., 1900)
Eastman, Zebina, Eight Years in a British Consulate, from 1861-1869 (1919)
Ellison, Thomas, Slavery and Secession in America, Historical and Economical (London,
1861)
Fairbanks, Charles, The American Conf lict as Seen from a European Point of View (Boston,
1863)
Field and Loring, Correspondence on the Present Relations between Great Britain and the
United States of America (Boston, 1862)
Grattan, Thomas Colley, England and the Disunited States of America (London, 1861)
Hall, New man, The American War: A Lecture to Working Men, Delivered in London, October
20, 1862 (London, 1862)
Harcourt, William Vernon, American Neutrality, by Historicus, Reprinted from the London
Times of December 22, 1864.
Hitchcock's chronological record of the American Civil War; also, a complete list of vessels
captured by the Conf ederate Navy. [With a portrait of Major General G. H. Thomas.] (New
York, 1866)
Hodge, Charles, England and America (Philadelphia, PA, 1862)
Jones, Ernest, The Slaveholders’ War: A Lecture Delivered in the Town Hall, Ahston-underLyne on November 16th, 1863 (Ahston-under-Lyne, 1863)
Kershaw , T. Bentley, The Truth of the American Question: Being a Reply to the Prize Essay
of Mr. Rowan (Manchester, 1864)
Leng, Wiliam C., The American War: The Aims, Antecedents, and Principles of the
Belligerents. A Lecture delivered on the 10th of December 1862 in Castle Street Church
(Dundee, 1863)
London Confederate States aid association, An address to the British public and all
sympathizers in Europe (London, 1862)
Lowrey, Grosvenor P., English Neutrality: Is the Alabama a British Pirate? (Philadelphia,
Pa., 1863)
Massie, James W., The American Crisis, in Relation to the Anti-Slavery Cause: Facts and
Suggestions Addressed to the Friends of Freedom in Britain (London, 1862)
Ibid., America: the Origin of Her Present Conf lict (London, 1864)
Morse, Samuel Finley Breese, The present attempt to dissolve the American Union: A British
Aristocratic Plot (New York, 1862)
Motley, J. L., The Causes of the American Civil War (New York, 1861)
Parker, Joseph, American War and American Slavery: A Speech Delivered in the Free Trade
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Raw lins, E. H, American Dis-Union: Constitutional or Unconstitutional? A reply to Mr.
James Spence upon the question "Is secession a constitutional right?" discussed in his
recent work, "The American Union" (London, 1862)
Reid, Hugo, The American Question in a Nut-Shell; or, why We Should Recognize the
Conf ederates (London, 1862)
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Roper, John, ‘The American Civil War : Literary Sources and Documents’, Blue and Gray,
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Sinclair, Peter, Freedom and Slavery in the United States: Being Facts and Testimonies f or
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Smith, Goldw in, England and America: A Lecture read bef ore the Boston Fraternity (Boston,
1865)
Smith, Henry Boynton, British Sympathy with America: A Review of the Course of the
Leading Periodicals of Great Britain upon the Rebellion in America (1862)
Snow, J., The "Alabama": A Statement of Facts from Off icial Documents, With the Section of
the Foreign Enlistment Act Violated by her Equipment (London, 1863)
Spence, James, American Union: Its Effect on National Character and Policy, with an inquiry
into Secession as a Constitutional Right and the Causes of the Disruption (London, 1862)
Ibid., Southern Independence: An Address Delivered at a Public Meeting in the City Hall,
Glasgow, 26th November 1863 (London, 1863)
Secundus, Oneisimus, True Interpretation of the American Civil War and of England’s Cotton
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Sumner, Charles, Our Foreign Relations, A Speech by Hon. Charles Sumner Bef ore the
Citizens of New York, at the Cooper Institute, September 10, 1863.
The American Disruption: 1. A popular view of the American Civil War. 2. England the North
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The Causes of the American Civil War. A letter to the London Times (New York, 1861)
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Maidstone Literary & Mechanics' Institution, in continuation of A popular view of the
American Civil War, and England, the North and the South. (London, 1862)
Trimble, Robert, Slavery in the United States of North America: A Lecture Delivered in
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Vail, I. E., Three Years on the Blockade; A Naval Experience (New York, c. 1902)
Whitmore, William Henry, The Cavalier Dismounted: An Essay on the Origin of the
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Willard, Joseph, Letter to an English f riend on the rebellion in the United States, and on
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