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Confederate Sympathizers in the British Working Class

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 February 2011

George Shepperson
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Abstract

Royden Harrison, “British Labour and the Confederacy: A Note on the Southern Sympathies of some British working class journals and leaders during the American Civil War”, International Review of Social History (Royal Van Gorcum Ltd., Assen/Netherlands), Vol. 2, 1957, Pt. I, pp. 78–105.

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Research Article
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Bulletin of the British Association for American Studies , Volume 5 , September 1957 , pp. 11 - 14
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Copyright © British Association for American Studies 1957

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1 See Paterson, R.M., “Newmilns Weavers and the American Civil War”, Ayrshire Archcological Society and Natural History Society: Collections, 1947–1949. 2nd series, I, 1950 (Kilmarnick), pp. 98–105Google Scholar; Henderson, W.O., “The Cotton Famine in Scotland and the Relief of Distress, 1862–1864”, Scottish Historical Review, XXX, 110, 1951, pp. 154–164Google Scholar; Carrie, David C., Dundee and the American Civil War, 1861–65 (Dundee, 1953)Google Scholar; Botsford, R., Scotland and the American Civil War (Ph.D. thesis, Edinburgh, 1955).Google Scholar

2 Gompers, Samuel, Seventy Years of Life and Labour (London, 1925), I, p. 19.Google Scholar

3 Paterson, op. cit. pp. 99, 101–2