Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature

WORKS BY KARL MARX AND FREDERICK ENGELS

Marx, Karl

Abolitionist Demonstrations in America (this volume, pp. 233-35)

— Abolitionistische Kundgebungen in Amerika. In: Die Presse, No. 239, August 30, 1862.—267

American Affairs (this volume, pp. 178-81)

— Amerikanische Angelegenheiten. In: Die Presse, No. 61, March 3, 1862.— 226, 233, 267

[Application by Marx for Restoration of His Prussian Citizenship] (this volume, pp. 339-40) — [Antrag von Marx auf Wiederherstellung seiner preussischen Staatsbürgerschaft,] Berlin, March 19, 1861, manuscript.— 341

The British Cotton Trade (this volume, pp. 17-20)

In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6405, October 14, 1861.—59

The Civil War in the United States (this volume, pp. 43-52)

— Der Bürgerkrieg in den Vereinigten Staaten. In: Die Presse, No. 306, November 7, 1861.—42, 248

The Conflict Between Marx and Prussian Citizenship (present edition, Vol. 7, pp. 407-10) — Der Konflikt zwischen Marx und der preussischen Unterthanenschaft. In: Neue Rheinische Zeitung, No. 94, September 5, 1848.— 350-51

The Crisis in England (this volume, pp. 53-56)

— Die Krise in England. In: Die Presse, No. 305, November 6, 1861.— 63

A Criticism of American Affairs (this volume, pp. 226-29)

— Zur Kritik der Dinge in Amerika. In: Die Presse, No. 218, August 9, 1862.—233, 248, 267

English Humanity and America (this volume, pp. 209-12)

— Englische Humanität und Amerika. In: Die Presse, No. 168, June 20, 1862.—226

[Marx's Statement on the Restoration of His Prussian Citizenship] (this volume, pp. 341-44)

— [Erklärung von Marx zur Frage der Wiederherstellung seiner preussischen Staatsbürgerschaft], Berlin, March 25, 1861, manuscript.—348

A Meeting for Garibaldi (this volume, pp. 236-38)

— Ein Meeting für Garibaldi. In: Die Presse, No. 256, September 17, 1862.—245

The News and its Effect in London (this volume, pp. 95-100). In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6462, December 19, 1861.—112

The Opinion of the Newspapers and the Opinion of the People (this volume, pp. 127-30)

— Die Meinung der Journale und die Meinung des Volkes. In: Die Presse,

No. 359, December 31, 1861.—105

Marx, Karl and Engels, Frederick

The American Civil War (this volume, pp. 186-95)

— Der amerikanische Bürgerkrieg. In: Die Presse, Nos. 84, 85, March 26, 27, 1862.—226

The Situation in the American Theatre of War (this volume, pp. 204-08)

— Die Lage auf dem amerikanischen Kriegsschauplatze. In: Die Presse, No. 148, May 30, 1862.—226, 267

WORKS BY DIFFERENT AUTHORS

Anitschkof, [V. M.] Der Feldzug in der Krim. Erster Theil. Die Schlachten an der Alma, bei Balaklawa und bei Inkerman, Berlin, 1857.—274-77, 282

Ariosto, L. L'Orlando furioso.—64, 114, 274

Atlas historique et topographique de la guerre d'Orient, en 1854, 1855 et 1856, Paris,

1859.—278, 280

Bazancourt, C. L. de. L'expédition de Crimée jusqu'à la prise de Sebastopol. Chroniques de la guerre d'Orient. The first edition in two volumes appeared in Paris in 1856.—280

Beecher Stowe, H. E. [Letter to Lord Shaftesbury.] In: The Times, No. 24033, September 9, 1861.—7

Bentinck, G. W. [Speech in the House of Commons on March 7, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24188, March 8, 1862.—183

Bible

The Old Testament Genesis.— 252 The Lamentations of Jeremiah.— 65 Ezekiel.—240

Bragg, B. Address to the People of the Northwest, Head-Quarters C. S. Army in Kentucky, Bardstown, Ky., September 26, 1862.— 256

Burdett, F. [Speech in the House of Commons on February 12, 1811.] In: Hansard's Parliamentary Debates, First Series, Vol. XVIII, London, 1812.—168

Calhoun, J. C. [Speech in the Senate on February 19, 1847.] In: Congressional Globe: New Series: Contaning Sketches of the Debates and Proceedings of the Second Session of Twenty-Ninth Congress, Washington, 1847.—13 Cameron, S. [Speech to Soldiers.] "Washington, Thursday, Nov. 14, 1861". In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6433, November 15, 1861.—115

Carlyle, Th. Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, with elucidations. The first edition in three volumes appeared in 1845.—179

Carnarvon, H. H. M. [Speech in the House of Lords on June 13, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24272, June 14, 1862.—211

Cecil, R. A. T. [Speech in the House of Commons on March 7, 1862.] In: The

Times, No. 24188, March 8, 1862.—185 Cobden, R. [Address to the House of Commons on August 1, 1862.] In: The Times,

No. 24314, August 2, 1862.—239-40 Cochrane, J. [Message to Soldiers.] "Washington, Thursday) Nov. 14, 1861". In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6433, November 15, 1861.—115

Cooper, J. F. The Pathfinder.— 88

Croswell, E. [Open Letter.] "New York, Nov. 20, 1861". In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6441, November 25, 1861.—116

Dante Alighieri. La Divina Commedia.— 242

Derby, E. G. [Speech in the House of Lords on February 6, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24163, February 7, 1862.—168-71, 239-40

Disraeli, B. [Speech in the House of Commons on February 6, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24163, February 7, 1862.—168-69

Douglas, S. A. [Statement made at a reception in Washington on August 19, 1859.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 5720, August 23, 1859.—37-38

Dunlop, A. M. [Speech in the House of Commons on March 19, 1861.] In: The Times, No. 23885, March 20, 1861.—23, 24

Fitzgerald, W. R. [Speech in the House of Commons on July 15, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24299, July 16, 1862.—224

Forster, WT. E. "On the Civil War in America." In: The Times, Nc. 24054, October 3, 1861 [a lecture].—26 — [Speech in the House of Commons on March 7, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24188, March 8, 1862.—183, 184

Fould, A. "Memoire à l'Empereur, lu en séance du Conseil privé et du Conseil des ministres, aux Tuileries, le 12 novembre 1861". In: Le Moniteur universel, No. 318, November 14, 1861.—79, 83 — Pas d'assignats! Paris, 1848.— 80

Gladstone, W. E. [Speech in Newcastle on October 7, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24372, October 9, 1862.—262, 270

Goethe, J. W. von. Faust.— 158, 210

Gorchakov, P. "Remarks on the Article 'More Details on the Battle of the Alma'

published in the Russki invalid, No. 83." In: Russki invalid, No. 101, May 8, 1856.—274, 287 Gregory, W. H. [Speeches in the House of Commons:]

— May 28, 1861. In: The Times, No. 23945, May 29, 1861.—182, 211 — March 7, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24188, March 8, 1862.—182, 183 — June 13, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24272, June 14, 1862.—211

Harvey. [Letter to Mr. Bruce.] In: The Times, No. 24274, June 17, 1862.—216-18 Hautefeuille, L. B. Le droit maritime international devant le parlement britannique. In:

Revue contemporaine, 2 e série, tome 27, Paris, 1862.—185 — Nécessité d'une loi maritime pour régler les rapports des neutres et des belligérants. In: Revue contemporaine, 2 e série, tome 25, Paris, 1862.—185 — Le règlement du 31 janvier 1862 sur l'asile maritime dans les ports de la Grande-Bretagne. In: Revue contemporaine, tome 25, Paris, 1862.—185 Haxthausen, A. Studien über die innern Zustände, das Volksleben und insbesondere die ländlichen Einrichtungen Russlands, Dritter Theil, Berlin, 1852.— 276

Hegel, G. W. F. Vorlesungen über die Aesthetik. The first edition in three volumes

was published by H. G. Hotho in Berlin in 1835.—250-51 Heine, H. Neuer Frühling.—105 Hennessy J. P. [Speech in the House of Commons on July 2, 1861.] In: The Times, No. 23975, July 3, 1861.—24 Hodasevich, R. A Voice from within the Walls of Sebastopol: A Narrative of the Campaign in the Crimea, and of the Events of the Siege, London, 1856.— 275, 277, 279 Horace (Quintus Horatius Flaccus). De Arte Poetica.—128, 182

— Epistolarum.— 220

[Jefferson, Th.] Memoirs, Correspondence, and Private Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Late President of the United States, Vols. I-IV, London, 1829.—10, 91

Jennison, [C. R.] [Speech to Soldiers.] "Camp Jennison. Kansas City, Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1861". In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6441, November 25, 1861.—116

Johnson, S. A Dictionary of the English Language, in which the words are deduced from their originals and illustrated in their different significations by examples from the best writers. To which are prefixed a history of the language and an English grammar. The first edition in two volumes appeared in London in 1755.—107-08

Junius [Francis, Sir Philip]. Letters. In: The Public Advertiser, 1769-1772.—101

Justitia. "To the Editor of The Times". In: The Times, No. 24104, November 30, 1861.—99 *

Juvenalis. Satirae.— 83, 84, 219

Kearney, Ph. [Letter to O. S. Halstead, Jr., August 4, 1862.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6719, October 16, 1862.—268 Kent, J. Commentaries on American Law. The first edition in four volumes appeared

in New York in 1826-30.—90, 106 Kinglake, A. W. The Invasion of the Crimea; its Origin, and an Account of its Progress

down to the Death of Lord Raglan, Edinburgh and London, 1863, Vols. I-II. The book came out in eight volumes.— 274-88 — [Speech in the House of Commons on July 15, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24299, July 16, 1862.—224 Kiryakov, V. "More Details on the Battle of the Alma". In: Russki invalid, No. 136, June 21. 1856.—274, 280 Kvitsinsky, O. "More Details on the Battle of the Alma" (Letter to the Editor of the Russki invalid). In: Russki invalid, No. 84, April 12, 1856.— 274, 287

Layard, A. H. [Speeches in the House of Commons:]

— March 31, 1854. In: Hansard's Parliamentary Debates, Third Series, Vol. CXXXII, London, 1854.—135 — July 15, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24299, July 16, 1862.—224

Leibniz, G. W. Nouveaux essais sur l'entendement humain. The first edition appeared in Amsterdam and Leipzig in 1765.—163

Lincoln, A. [Letter to Fremont of September 11, 1861.] In: New-York Daily Tribune,

No. 6380, September 15, 1861.—51 Lindsay, W. S. [Speech in the House of Commons on March 7, 1862.] In: The Times,

No. 24188, March 8, 1862.—184-85

A Liverpool Merchant. "To the Editor of The Economist". In: The Economist,

No. 957, December 28, 1861.—132 Lovejoy, O. [Speech in the House of Representatives on January 14, 1862.] In: The

Times, No. 24153, January 27, 1862.—155 Lowe, R. "The Part of The Times in the Government of the Country." In: The Free

Press, No. 8, August 7, 1861.—21 Lucan (Marcus Aeneus Lucanus). Pharsalia {De hello civili). Libri I-X.—207

Macaulay Th. B. Critical and Historical Essays Contributed to the Edinburgh Review. The first edition in three volumes appeared in 1843.—179, 266

Mason, J. M. [Statement urging the separation of the South.] In: New-York Times, October 14, 1856.—103 — [Speech in the Senate on March 11, 1861.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6202, March 12, 1861.—103 Monroe, J. F. [Epistle to Commodore Farragut, D. G. of April 26, 1862.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6576, May 2, 1862.—201 Montagu, R. [Speeches in the House of Commons:]

— June 18, 1861. In: The Times, No. 23963, June 19, 1861.—23-24 — July 15, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24299, July 16, 1862.—224-25 Mozart, W. A. Don Giovanni. Opera in two acts. Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte.—43

Napoleon III (Charles Louis Napoléon Bonaparte) [Message to A. Fould.] In: Le Moniteur universel, No. 318, November 14, 1861.— 79 Newman, F. W. [To the editor of The Morning Star.] In: The Morning Star, November 29, 1862.—270

Orléans, H. d'. Lettre sur l'histoire de France adressée au prince Napoléon, Bruxelles,

1861.—28

Palmer, R. [Speech in the House of Commons on March 7, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24188, March 8, 1862.—185 Palmerston, H. J. [Speeches in the House of Commons:]

— July 16, 1857. In: Hansard's Parliamentary Debates, Third Series, Vol. CXLVI, London, 1857.—78, 225 — February 6, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24163, February 7, 1862.—170 — June 13, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24272, June 14, 1862.—211 — July 30, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24312, July 31, 1862.—239

Pétrie, M., James, H. Organization, composition and strength of the Army of Great

Britain, London, 1863.—298 Phillimore, R. Commentaries upon International Law. The first edition in four

volumes appeared in London in 1854-1861.—106, 107 Plato. Gorgias.— 200, 220 Pratt, F. Th. Law of Contraband of War: with a Selection of Cases from the Papers of the Right Hon. Sir Geo. Lee... and an Appendix, containing Extracts from Treaties, Miscellaneous Papers, and Forms of Proceedings. With the Cases to the Present Time. The first edition appeared in London in 1856.—91

Roselius, C. [Speech in the State Convention of Louisiana at New Orleans on March 21, 1861.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6217, March 29, 1861.—48, 49.

Russell, J. [Despatch addressed to the British Minister at Turin.] "Foreign-Office, Oct. 27". In: The Times, No. 23769, November 5, I860.—231 — [Letter to W. Stuart.] "Foreign-office, July 28, 1862". In: The Times, No. 24323, August 13, 1862.—230 — "To the Right Reverend the Bishop of Durham. Downing Street, Nov. 4". In: The Times, No. 20640, November 7, 1850.—231 — [Speech in Newcastle on October 14, 1861.] In: The Times, No. 24064, October 15, 1861.—43 — [Speeches in the House of Lords:] — February 6, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24163, February 7, 1862.—169 — June 13, 1862. In: The Times, No. 24272, June 14, 1862.—211

Saint-Arnaud, A. de. Au quartier general à Alma. Champs de bataille d'Alma, le 21

septembre 1854. In: Le Moniteur universel, No. 280, October 7, 1854.—280 — Au quartier général à Aima. Champs de bataille d'Alma, le 22 septembre 1854. In: Le Moniteur universel, No. 281, October 8, 1854.— 280

Schiller, Fr. von. Das Lied von der Glocke.—181

— Don Carlos, Infant von Spanien.— 81

Scott, W. [Letter on the Trent affair.] "Hôtel Westminster, Paris, Dec. 2". In: The Times, No. 24109, December 6, 1861.—114

Seward, W. H. [Speech at Rochester on October 25, 1858.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 5466, October 28, 1858.—87

Shakespeare, W. Julius Caesar.— 230

— King Henry IV.— 200, 201 — Macbeth.— 238 Singleton, O. [Speech in the House of Representatives on December 19, 1859.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 5822, December 20, 1859.—13

Sophocles. Oedipus Rex.— 79

Spence, J. The 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, 1861.—93, 95 Stephens, A. H. [Speech in Savannah on March 21, 1861.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6215, March 27, 1861.—8, 34

Stephens, J. R. [Speech at the Chartist meeting of September 24, 1838, at Kersall Moor.] In: The Northern Star, No. 46, September 29, 1838.—153-54 Sumner, C. [Speech before the Young Men's Republican Union of New York, November 27, 1861.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6444, November 28, 1861.—118

Thackerey, W. M. The Yellowplush Papers.—138-41

Thomas, L. [Report on the investigation of General Fremont's activity, September 21, 1861.] In: New-York Daily Tribune. No. 6419, October 30, 1861.—88

Thousand and One Nights.— 284

Vattel, [E.] de. Le Droit des gens ou principes de la loi naturelle. Appliqués à la Conduite et aux Affaires des Nations et des Souverains. Ouvrage qui conduit à developer les véritables Intérêts des Puissances. The first edition in two volumes appeared in Leyden in 1758.—108

Véron, L. Mémoires d'un bourgeois de Paris, Vols. I-VI, Paris, 1853-1855.— 79

Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro). Aeneid.— 28, 129

Walker, J. A critical pronouncing dictionary, and expositor of the English language... To which are prefixed principles of English pronunciation; rules to be observed by the natives of Scotland, Ireland, and London, for avoiding their respective peculiarities: and directions to foreigners for acquiring a knowledge of the use of this dictionary: the whole interspersed with observations, etymological, critical and grammatical..., London, 1861.—108

Walker, T. Introduction to American Law: designed as a First Book for Students. The first edition appeared in Philadelphia in 1837.—106

Walsh, J. B. [Speech in the House of Commons on June 13, 1862.] In: The Times,

No. 24272, June 14, 1862.—211 Wheaton, H. Elements of International Law, Boston, 1857.—106, 108 Wilkes, Ch. Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition During the Years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842. Vols. I-V, Philadelphia, 1845.—101 — Western America, including California and Oregon, with Maps of those Regions, and of "The Sacramento Valley", Philadelphia, 1849.—101

William I. [Speech to the Chambers on January 14, 1861.] In: The Times, No. 23832, January 17, 1861.—5

Wolff, W. "Das Elend und der Aufruhr in Schlesien". In: Deutsches Bürgerbuch für

1845, Darmstadt, 1845.-334

Yankee Doodle (popular American song).— 206

DOCUMENTS

Accounts relating to Trade and Navigation for the Nine Months ended September 30, 1860. In: The Economist, No. 897, November 3, 1860, Supplement.— 59

Accounts relating to Trade and Navigation for the Nine Months ended September 30, 1861. In: The Economist, No. 949, November 2, 1861, Supplement.—58-59, 63-64

An Act for amending and further continuing, until the 24th day of June, 1801, two acts, passed in that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland, in the thirty-ninth and fortieth years of the reign of his present majesty, for the suppression of the rebellion which still exists within that kingdom, and for the protection of the persons and properties of his majesty's faithful subjects within the same [1801].— 210

An Act for the amendment and better administration of the laws relating to the poor in England and Wales [1834].—246

An Act for the release of certain persons held to service or labor in the District of Columbia [1862].—228

An Act to amend an act, entitled, "An Act to provide further for the public defence" [1862].—261

An Act to Amend the Laws Relating to the Importation of Corn [1846].— 53, 160

An Act to amend, and supplementary to, the Act entitled "An Act respecting Fugitives from Justice, and Persons escaping from the Service of their Masters", approved February twelfth, one thousand seven hundred and ninety three [1850].— 37-38, 103, 227

An Act to authorize the people of the Missouri territory to form a constitution and state government, and for the admission of such state into the Union on an equal footing with the original states, and to prohibit slavery in certain territories [1820].—10, 36, 37

An Act to authorize the President of the United States to appoint diplomatic representatives to the Republics of Hayti and Liberia, respectively [1862].— 229

An Act to confiscate the property of Rebels for the payment of the expenses of the present rebellion, and for other purposes [1862].— 234

An Act to continue, until the 24th day of June, 1801, an act, made in the last session of parliament of Ireland, intituled "An act to empower the lord lieutenant, or other chief governor or governors of Ireland, to apprehend and detain such persons as he or they shall suspect for conspiring against his majesty's person and government" [1801].— 210

An Act to enable Boards of Guardians of certain Unions to obtain temporary Aid to meet the extraordinary Demands for Relief therein [1862].— 239

An Act to Organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansas [1854].—10, 35-37, 38-39

An Act to prohibit the importation of Slaves into any port or place within the jurisdiction of the United States, from and after the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight.— 202-03

An Act to provide for the government of the territory north west of the River Ohio [1789].—35-36

An Act to secure Freedom to all Persons within the Territories of the United States [1862].—228

An Act to Secure Homesteads to Actual Settlers on the Public Domain, and to Provide a Bounty for Soldiers in lieu of Grants of the Public Lands [1862].— 228

An Act to suppress insurrection, to punish treason and rebellion, to seize and confiscate the property of Rebels, and for other purposes [1862].— 228

Allerhöchster Gnaden-Erlass wegen politischer Verbrechen und Vergehen, 12. Januar 1861.

In: Königlich-Preussischer Staats-Anzeiger, January 13, 1861, Zweite Ausgabe.— 243, 334, 339-44, 347-51, 353, 357, 359.

The Boundary Treaty to settle and define the Boundaries between the Territories of the United States and the Possessions of her Britannic Majesty in North America, for the final suppression of the African Slave Trade, and for giving up of Criminals, fugitives from justice, in certain cases [1842].—112

Buchanan, J., Mason, J. Y., Soulé, P. "Aix La Chapelle, October 18, 1854" [Message to W. L. Marcy, US Secretary of State.].—10, 37-38

Butler, B. F. A Proclamation [May 15, 1862]. In: The Times, No. 24272, June 14, 1862.—210

The Constitution, as formed for the United States, by the Poederal Convention, held at Philadelphia, in the year 1787, with the resolves of Congress, and of the Assembly of Pennsylvania thereon, Philadelphia, 1787.—8, 36-37, 41, 102, 250.

Constitution of the Confederate States of America. In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6206, March 16, 1861.—8, 48, 50, 260-61

Convention, conclue à Londres, le 31 octobre 1861, entre l'Espagne, la France et la Grande-Bretagne pour combiner une action commune contre le Mexique.— 67, 169, 224

Convention entre la Grande-Bretagne et le Maroc relative à un emprunt à faire à Londres par le Maroc; signée à Tanger, le 24 octobre 1861.—170

Correspondence Relating to Persia and Afghanistan, London, 1839.— 23, 78

Correspondence relating to the Works under the Thames Embankment Bill, and to plans for facilitating the passage and traffic or opening better communication between Whitehall and Bridge Street, London, 1862.—219, 220

Correspondence Respecting the Affairs of Mexico. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, 3 parts, London, 1862.—172, 224

Davis, J. To the Congress of the Confederate States. "Richmond. Nov. 18, 1861". In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6441, November 25, 1861.—114

Déclaration réglant divers points de droit maritime, signée par les Plénipotentiaires d'Autriche, de France, de la Grande-Bretagne, de Prusse, de Russie, de Sardaigne et de la Porte Ottomane, à Paris, le 16 avril 1856.—124-26, 168, 185

Frederik, R. Proclamation du roi de Danemark relative à l'organisation de la monarchie danoise y compris les Duchés de Schleswig, de Holstein et de Lauenbourg, signée le 28 janvier 1852.— 3

Fremont, J. C. Proclamation. "Headquarters of the Western Department, St. Louis,

Aug. 31, 1861". In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6366, September 1, 1861.—51, 86, 115

Fugitive Slave Act—see An Act to Amend, and supplementary to, the Act entitled "An Act respecting Fugitives from Justice...".

Gesetz über die Erwerbung und den Verlust der Eigenschaft als Preussischer Unterthan, so wie über den Eintritt in fremde Staatsdienste. Vom 31. Dezember 1842. In: Gesetz-Sammlung für die Königlichen Preussischen Staaten, Berlin, 1843, Nr. 2.-339, 341, 343-44, 347, 348, 350, 351, 353 Halleck, H. W. [Report to E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War.] "Headquarters of the Army, Washington, October 28, 1862". In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6740, November 10, 1862.—267

Homestead Act—see An Act to Secure Homesteads...

[Jackson, A.] President Jackson's proclamation against the Nullification Ordinance of South Carolina, December 11, 1832, N.p. [1832].—14, 33

Joint Resolution for annexing Texas to the United States [1845].—48

Kansas Nebraska Bill—see An Act to Organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansas

Lincoln, A. The Inaugural Address [March 4, 1861], In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6196, March 5, 1861.—34 — A Proclamation [April 15, 1861]. In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6231, April 15, 1861.—34 — "Executive Mansion, Washington, July 1, 1862." [Ordinance on the Enlistment of 300,000 recruits.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6628, July 2, 1862.—227 — [Address to the Representatives and Senators of the Border Slaveholding States, July 12, 1862.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6643, July 19, 1862 — 227 — A Proclamation [September 22, 1862]. In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6699, September 23, 1862.—249, 251, 266, 269

Madison, J. To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States [Washington, June 1, 1812].—112

Magna Charta Libertatum.—168

McClellan, G. B. [Order, Enjoining on His Officers and Soldiers Obedience to the President's Proclamation of Freedom.] "Headquarters Army of the Potomac. Camp near Sharpsburg, Md., Oct. 7, 1862." In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6713, October 9, 1862.—266

Missouri Compromise—see An Act to authorize the people of the Missouri territory...

Order in Council. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 11th of November, 1807, present, the King's most Excellent Majesty in Council.—141

An Ordinance for the government of the territory of the United States, north-west of the river Ohio, New York, 1787.—35

Ostend Manifesto—see Buchanan, J., Mason, J. Y., Soulé, P. "Aix La Chapelle..."

Papers relating to the foreign relations of the United States, transmitted to Congress, with the annual message of the President..., Washington, 1861.—125-26.

Papers Relating to Mexican Affairs. In: The Times, No. 24168, February 13, 1862*1 — 172-77

Population of the United Kingdom according to the Census of 1861. In: The Times, No. 23992, July 23, 1861.—53

The Portfolio; Diplomatic Review (new series), London, 1844, Vol. Ill, No. XI: Annexation of the Texas, a Case of War between England and the United States.— 75-76 Protokolle der Deutschen Bundesversammlung vom Jahre 1848, Frankfurt am Main,

1848.—350-51, 353

Report Addressed to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, Relative to the Grievances Complained of by the Journeymen Bakers; with Appendix of Evidence, London, 1862.—253-55

[Report of the Investigating Commission called by the Government to investigate the conduct of certain officers connected with, and the circumstances attending the abandonment of Maryland Hights and the surrender of Harper's Ferry.] In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6740, November 10, 1862.—267

Traité de commerce entre la France et la Grande-Bretagne, signé à Paris, le 23 janvier

I860; suivi de deux articles additionnels signés à Paris, le 25 février et le 27 juin de la même année.— 162

Traité signé à Londres, le 8 Mai 1852, entre le Danemark d'une part, et l'Autriche, la France, la Grande-Bretagne, la Russie et la Suède de l'autre part, relatif à l'ordre de succession dans la monarchie danoise.— 23

Treaty between the United States of America and Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the Suppression of the African Slave-Trade. Concluded at Washington, April 7, 1862. In: New-York Daily Tribune, No. 6572, April 28, 1862.—202-03, 229

A Treaty of Peace and Amity between his Britannic Majesty and the United States of America; signed at Ghent, December 24, 1814.—112

Verfassungsurkunde für den preussischen Staat. Vom 31. Januar 1850. In: Preussischer Staats-Anzeiger, No. 32, February 2, 1850.— 353

Verhandlungen des Deutschen Parlaments, Frankfurt am Main, 1848.— 350

Verordnung über die zu bildende Repräsentation des Volks. Vorn 22sten Mai 1815. In: Gesetz-Sammlung für die Königlichen Preussischen Staaten, No. 9 (Ausgegeben zu Berlin den 8ten Juni 1815).— 357

Victoria, R. A Proclamation [May 13, 1861]. In: The Times, No. 23933, May 15, 1861.—92, 105, 106-07, 126, 138 — A Proclamation [December 4, 1861]. In: The Times, No. 24108, December 5, 1861.—112 — [Speech from the Throne on the opening of Parliament, February 6, 1862.] In: The Times, No. 24163, February 7, 1862.—167.

ANONYMOUS ARTICLES AND REPORTS PUBLISHED IN PERIODIC EDITIONS

Allgemeine Militär-Zeitung — No. 41, October 11, 1862: Verlauf und Bedeutung des diesjährigen Feldzugs in Nordamerika.— 289 — No. 20, May 16, 1863: Der Angriff auf Charleston am 7. April 1863.— 289 — No. 20, May 16, 1863: Charleston Hafen.— 294 — Nos. 34-39, August 22, 29, September 5, 12, 19, 26, 1863 (Literaturblatt):

[review of the pamphlet] Pétrie, M., James, H. Organization, composition and strength of the Army of Great Britain, London, 1863.— 298 — Nos. 44-46, October 31, November 7, 14, 1863: Die englische Armee und Verfassung.—298

The Army and Navy Gazette, June 25, 1864: London, Saturday, June 25, 1864.— 321-22, 324-25

Berliner Reform, No. 83, April 10, 1863: Wie wir hören, ist Lassalle...— 273

Calcutta Price Current, August 7, 1861 [On the glutting of the Indian market with cotton manufactures].—18-19

The Daily News, November 28, 1861 [Concerning the Trent affair].— 96

— No. 4890, January 11, 1862: As the rising of the sun after a night of troublous watchings...—143

The Daily Post, No. 2061, January 13, 1862: The Cute Yankees.—157-58

The Economist, No. 370, September 28, 1850: Cotton Growing in Jamaica.— 54

— No. 370, September 28, 1850: Cultivation of Cotton.—54 — No. 371, October 5, 1850: Cultivation of Cotton in the West Indies.— 54 — No. 372, October 12, 1850: Cotton Planting in Jamaica.— 54 — No. 845, November 5, 1859: Harper's Ferry.—13 — No. 852, December 24, 1859: The Impending Crisis in the Southern States of America.—13 — No. 853, December 31, 1859: English Sympathy with the Slavery Party in America.—13 — No. 941, September 7, 1861: The Probable Continuance of the American Conflict.—14, 17 — No. 942, September 14, 1861: American Complaints against England.— 7-9, 11-12, 12-13, 14, 33 — No. 943, September 21, 1861: The Last Movements of the Northern and the Southern Confederation.— 26 — No. 944, September 28, 1861: English Feeling towards America.— 25 — No. 947, October 19, 1861: The Case of Mexico.— 69 — No. 948, October 26, 1861: Paris, Thursday.—63-64 — No. 949, November 2, 1861: Motives of the Federalists in Coercing the Secessionists.—60 — No. 949, November 2, 1861: Why Gold does not Go to France and Why it Has a Tendency to Go to America.— 64 — No. 949, November 2, 1861: The Board of Trade Returns.—57-58, 59, 63, 64 — No. 951, November 16, 1861: The Constitutional Change in France.— 85 — No. 954, December 7, 1861: The Effect of an American War upon English Commerce.— 111 — No. 957, December 28, 1861: The Board of Trade Tables.—132 — No. 957, December 28, 1861: Operation of a War with America on England.—132 — No. 961, January 25, 1862: Shall the Blockade Be Respected?—158 — No. 994, September 13, 1862: Distress and Relief in Lancashire.—241 The Examiner, No. 2798, September 14, 1861: Mrs. Stowe on the American War.— 7, 9-10, 14, 33

The Free Press, No. 10, October 2, 1861: The Projected Intervention in Mexico.— 67, 71-74 — No. 12, December 4, 1861: We must bombard New York. Such were...—109 — No. 12, December 4, 1861: Public Opinion on the "San Jacinto" Affair.—109

30 — 1134 — No. 1, January 1, 1862 [Excerpts from documents on maritime law].—148 The Globe and Traveller, January 11, 1862 [Report on Adams' communication of

Seward's dispatch to the British government].—144

Harper's Weekly, July 11, 1863: The Capture of the Rebel Iron-clad "Atlanta" by the "Weehawken" captain Rodgers.—290

Journal des Débats, November 6, 1861: France, Paris, 3 novembre.—73-74

The London Gazette, No. 22589, January 14, 1862: Foreign Office, January 14, 1862. Copies of Correspondence with Her Majesty's Minister in the United States.—145, 146

The Mark Lane Express and Agricultural Journal, No. 1599, August 18, 1862: Review of the British Corn Trade during the Past Week.—231

Mobile Advertiser and Register, October 10, 1862 [Report on the losses of the 42nd Alabama regiment].— 260

Le Moniteur universel, No. 309, November 5, 1861: Bulletin.—67, 73

The Morning Chronicle, November 28, 1861 [On the Trent affair as a casus belli].— 96

The Morning Herald, November 28, 1861 [On the Trent affair as a casus belli].— 96

The Morning Post, No. 27440, November 28, 1861: The Government of the United States has taken a step...—89, 91, 97-98 — No. 27442, November 30, 1861: We are glad to be able to inform our readers...— 113 — No. 27448, December 7, 1861: The principal intelligence conveyed by the Edinburgh...—114 — No. 27460, December 21, 1861: In the present state of the public mind...—139, 143, 144, 146. — No. 27476, January 10, 1862: We have it in our power to state...—144, 146

The Morning Star, November 28, 1861 [Concerning the Trent affair].— 96

— January 14, 1862: [Article on the suppression of Seward's dispatch].—144 — September 30, 1862: [Concerning the ineffectiveness of "official charity"].— 246 — November 22, 1862 [On the record of the Lincoln Administration].— 269 New-York Daily Tribune, No. 4955, March 7, 1857: The Dred Scott Case Decided.—

10, 36, 41 — No. 5171, November 16, 1857: The Great Swindle.— 38 — No. 5720, August 23, 1859: Douglas Sure of the South.— 38 — No. 5950, May 19, 1860: The Platform.—11, 39 — No. 6098, November 9, 1860: Columbia, S. C. Thursday, Nov. 8, I860.— 35 — No. 6231, April 15, 1861: How the War News Is Received.— 34 — No. 6308, July 4, 1861: The Knoxville (Tenn.) Whig...—46 — No. 6329, July 26, 1861: Jefferson City, Thursday, July 25, 1861.—46 — No. 6381, September 16, 1861: Mr. Cass is reported to have said...— 51 — No. 6401, October 9, 1861: From "Brownson's Review" for October.—51 — No. 6434, November 16, 1861 [Report in the column "From Europe"].—69 — No. 6435, November 18, 1861: The Capture of Mason and Slidell.—105-08 — No. 6438, November 21, 1861: Hatteras Inlet, N.C., Nov. 18, 1861.—116 — No. 6444, November 28, 1861: It is certainly an indicative and important fact...—118 — No. 6444, November 28, 1861: The Sentiment of the Cooper Institute Meeting Last Night.—118 — No. 6445, November 29, 1861: Instructions to Gen. Sherman.—115 — No. 6462, December 19, 1861 [Report in the column "Great Britain"].— 68 — No. 6507, February 11, 1862: War Department, Washington, Feb. 10, 1862.—181 — No. 6508, February 12, 1862: "The Washington Star", in an article...—180 — No. 6517, February 22, 1862: Movements of the Manassas Rebels.— 205 — No. 6575, May 1, 1862: From Fortress Monroe.— 201 — No. 6576, May 2, 1862: Washington, Thursday, May 1, 1862.—201 — No. 6577, May 3, 1862: Senate. Washington, May 2, 1862.— 203 Le Nord, No. 337, December 3, 1861: Résumé politique.—114 Revue des deux Mondes, tome 35, Paris, October 15, 1861: Chronique de la quinzaine.— 83

Reynold's Newspaper, No. 620, June 29, 1862: The Duke of Buccleuch Stops the Wa>—221-22

The Saturday Review, No. 307, September 14, 1861: Mrs. Beecher Stowe's Wounded Feelings.—7, 8, 12, 33 — No. 320, December 14, 1861: Unblessed Peacemakers.—130 The Standard, November 28, 1861 [On the Trent affair as a casus belli].— 296 The Times, No. 21704, April 1, 1854: To whatever quarter...—135

— No. 23530, January 31, 1860: Manchester Chamber of Commerce.—160 — No. 23833, January 18, 1861: Frankfort-on-the-Main, Thursday.— 5 — No. 23903, April 10, 1861: New York, March 26.-36, 45-48 — No. 23926, May 7, 1861: The tone in which the outrage on Captain Macdonald...—28 — No. 23928, May 9, 1861: We trust we have now heard the last of the discussion...— 27 — No. 23963, June 19, 1861: We are at last enjoying a Summer...— 24 — No. 24032, September 7, 1861: Southampton, Friday.—12 — No. 24033, September 9, 1861: Few have pretended to give...—33 — No. 24049, September 27, 1861: The assurance, in spite of the denial of the

"Patrie" ...—67-69, 74-77 — No. 24056, October 5, 1861: The time is now approaching...— 24 — No. 24057, October 7, 1861: The popularity of a Government with those who are subject to its control...—27, 28 — No. 24058, October 8, 1861: The King of Prussia is welcomed to Compiègne...— 27, 28 — No. 24059, October 9, 1861: It is, perhaps, a mistake to attribute great importance...—27, 28 — No. 24061, October 11, 1861: Paris, Thursday, Oct. 10, 7 a.m.— 27, 28 — No. 24062, October 12, 1861: Perhaps there is no position which an erring mortal...—29-30 — No. 24080, November 2, 1861: To those who concern themselves with French politics...—63, 65 — No. 24083, November 6, 1861: Some of our middle-aged readers may recollect the time...—66, 72 — No. 24083, November 6, 1861: Paris, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 7 A.M.—72 — No. 24085, November 8, 1861: In a very short time the long-threatened intervention of European Governments...— 74-77 — No. 24091, November 15, 1861: The hour of reckoning has at length overtaken France...—80 — No. 24093, November 18, 1861: The extraordinary frankness of M. Fould...—82-84 — No. 24093, November 18, 1861 [Report in the column "Money-Market and City Intelligence"].—85 — No. 24102, November 28, 1861: Liverpool, Wednesday.—93 — No. 24102, November 28, 1861: It requires a strong effort of self-restraint to discuss...—89-91, 97, 98, 100, 127 — No. 24103, November 29, 1861: Wherever two or three men met together yesterday...—92 — No. 24109, December 6, 1861: Mr. Bright on America.—109 — No. 24111, December 9, 1861: Washington, Nov. 22.—115 — No. 24115, December 13, 1861: Washington, Nov. 29 — 117 — No. 24119, December 18, 1861: Court of Exchequer, Dec. 17.—121-23 — No. 24122, December 21, 1861: Let those who believe...—129 — No. 24130, December 31, 1861: England and America. Paris, Dec. 30.—131 — No. 24138, January 9, 1862: New York, Dec. 27, Evening.—145 — No. 24139, January 10, 1862: New York, Dec. 28.—141

— No. 24140, January 11, 1862: A turn of the wheel, which the American Cabinet has managed to make as sudden as possible...—140 — No. 24141, January 13, 1862: Southampton, Jan. 12.—143 — No. 24143, January 15, 1862: Mr. Gilpin, M. P.; and Lord Henley, M. P., on America and England.—147-48 — No. 24144, January 16, 1862: The true and just instinct of the House of Commons last session taught them to feel that...—147 — No. 24144, January 16, 1862: The following additional correspondence...—146 — No. 24157, January 31, 1862: Indian Import Duties and the American Question.— 160-62 — No. 24159, February 3, 1862: Court of Exchequer, Feb. 7.—164-66 — No. 24188, March 8, 1862: The demand which Mr. Gregory makes...—183 — No. 24244, May 13, 1862: The spirit in which the fall of New Orleans has been met...—200 — No. 24287, July 2, 1862: That Blue Book which has just emanated...—220 — No. 24331, August 22, 1862: New York, Aug. 8.-233, 234 — No. 24333, August 25, 1862: It must tend to relieve...—240 — No. 24338, August 30, 1862: Blackburn, Aug. 27.—240 — No. 24340, September 2, 1862: Blackburn, Aug. 30.—240 — No. 24343, September 5, 1862: Wigan, Sept. 3.—240 — No. 24349, September 12, 1862: Stockport, Sept. 8.— 240 — No. 24352, September 16, 1862: Ashton-under-Lyne, Sept. 13.— 240