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Author: Goddard, S. A. (Samuel Aspinwall), 1796-1886.
Title: The American rebellion : letters on the American rebellion /
Print source: The American rebellion : letters on the American rebellion / by Samuel A. Goddard, Birmingham. 1860 to 1865, &c.
Goddard, S. A. (Samuel Aspinwall), 1796-1886.
London, Boston: Simpkin, Marshall & Co., Nichols and Noyes ; [etc., etc.], 1870.
Publication Info: Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, Digital Research Library
2008-03-08
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Subject terms:
United States--Politics and government--1861-1865.
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Foreign public opinion.
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Contents
[Front Cover]
[Front Matter]
[Title Page]
Dedication.
Preface.
Letters of Approval from Eminent Persons.
[Table of Contents]
Macauly on American Institutions.
The American War.
The "Times" Explanation.
The American Marvel.
Dr. Guthrie and the Civil War.
Causes of the American War.
Jefferson Davis, the "Times," and Secession.
The "Times" Special Correspondent.
The North and South.
North and South.
Shall Privateering be for ever Abolished?
What the Lincoln Government Accomoplished in Forty Days - no Signs of Inactivity.
The Real Sentiments of Englad toward America.
A Letter to the Celebration Committee.
The Late Defeat.
The Ultimate Effect of the Rout in Eastern Virginia.
The Battle of Manassas Junction.
The Battle of the 21st July.
The North and the South.
The American War.-- Reasons for Thankfulness.
The Differences Between 76' and '61.
The North and the South.
President Lincoln's Protestations.
The "Times" and our American Cousins.
Russia versus England.
The "Reign of Terror in America."
Personal Freedom in America.
Sir Bulwer Lytton and the United States.
America and its Trade Policy.
"Failure of the Great Experiment." "Collapse of American Institutions."
What are the Americans Fighting For?
"Failure of the Great Experiment."
The Legality of Secession.
The Secession Question.
Sir John Bowing on the American Struggle.
The Affair of the Trent.
What will the Americans say and what will they do?
The Madison Manifesto.
The American Question.
The Insult to England.
The Trent Affair in the United States.
Settlement of Massachusetts and Virginia.
The Manufacture of Falsehood.
The "Times" Defeated.
What is the Actual Position of England in Relation to the "Belligerents?"
Why the Rebellion Cannot Succeed.
Washington's Birth-Day Celebration.
Sir Robert Peel and the American Emissaries.
Are Americans a Law-Abiding People?
Dr. Guthrie and American Vanity.
Veracity of the "Leading Organ."
Queries for the "Times."
Mr. Gladstone and the American War.
The Slave Trade.
Attainder of Treason
America and England.
American Affairs.
The Sole Cause of the Rebellion.
The Situation.
The "Intervention" Question.
The War in America.
Mediation.
Celebration of the Fourth of July.
The American War.
The Private Telegram.
American Affairs.
Mr. Roebuck and America.
Mr. Russell's Lecture at Wolverhampton.
Ingraditutde of Slaveholders.
The "Times" and the American Struggle.
Letter to Lord Brougham.
Lord Brougham on the Rebellion.
Manhattan
American Patriotism.-- Messrs. Gladstone and King.
An Answer to "Credulous."
Cause of English Sympathy for the American Rebels.
The States and England.
Calumnies Answered.
Mr. Gladstone and Professor Newman on America.
Mr. Bright on America.
President Lincoln and Slavery.
Fallacies about America.
American Misinterpretations.
Veracity of the "Times."
Sir Robert Peel on the Rebellion.
The Reverend Newman Hall's Lecture.
Alleged Recruiting For the Federal Army.
Europe and the Americans
Poetry--Tribute to My Countrymen.
Mr. Lincoln's Proclamation.
"Mr. Goddard Again."
"Mr. Goddard Again."
Hospital Nurses in America.
The American Question.
The American War.
A New Alabama.
The American Question.
The American Question.
The Abolitionists and the Confederacy.
Reply to Mr. Roebuck's Speech at Sheffield.
Mr. Holland on Southern Recognition.
America.
"Punch" and the South.
The Rev. Mr. Roe on America.
An Anglo-Southern Manifesto.
Mr. Scholefield on the American War.
America versus England and France.
The New Zealanders and the Americans.
A Federal Advocate.
Lord Hartington on America.
Will the Rebel States come back into the Union?
The Address of the Southern Independence Association [...]
Relpy to the Southern Indepedendence Association.
American Affairs.
Mr. Scholefield's Defence.
"What is to be done with the Black Man?"
Can State Secede?
Mr. Russell and General McCleallan.
The Opening of the Campaign in America.
The War in America.
Greenbacks and American Impositions.
Peel's Bill versus Greenbacks.
The Abolition of Slavery.
The Situation.
The Kearsage and Alabama.
The Deerhound.
The Irish in America.
The Freedmen's Aid Association.
Enlistments for America.
The Freedmen of America.
The Freedmen of America.
Slavery in America.
American Affairs.
Notes of Travel in California.
The War in America.
Reply to Mr. Lindsay on America.
The "Times" and the Presidential Election.
General Sherman's Movements.
"The Best Public Instructor."
An Appeal for the Freedmen, by Julia Goddard.
The Abolition of Slavery.
Dr. Mackay on American Slavery.
Slavery in America.
The War in America -- the Situation.
Jefferson Davis' Fast Day. // The War in America -- The Situation.
The War in America -- The Situation.
The Death of Mr. Lincoln.
The Assassination of Mr. Lincoln.
The Barbarism of Slavery.
The War in America -- the Situation.
The Lincoln Meeting.
Jefferson Davis and the "Times."
The End of the American Rebellion.
The Coloured Population of America.// Letter to the Hon. Charles Sumner.
Slavery in America.
Judah P. Benjamin and the Union Prisoners.
Jamaica and the Negroes.
The Contention Between the President and Congress.
The Vetoed Civil Rights Bill.
The German War.
Mr. Goldwin Smith on America.
Mr. Adderley on America.
The Covenant Watch Trade and Greenbacks.
The American Question.
The American Debt and Annual Expenditure.
The American "Five-Twenties."
To My Subscribers.
Tribute to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln.
Addenda.--The Ballot in America
Addenda.--The Ballot No. I.
Addenda.--The Ballot No. II.
Addenda.--The Ballot No. III.
Addenda.--The Suffrage.
[Back Matter]
[Back Cover]