Jones, Union in Peril, 87.
542
Там же, 87.
543
Paludan, Lincoln, 93; Crook, Diplomacy, 57–60; Jones, Union in Peril, 98–99.
544
Crook, Diplomacy, 80; Richardson, Davis Messages 2:326, documents a case where it took five months to receive a dispatch from Paris.
545
R.M.T. Hunter to William L. Yancey, Pierre A. Rost, and A. Dudley Mann, August 24, 1861, in Richardson, Davis Messages 2:74.
546
Charles P. Roland, The Confederacy (Chicago, 1960), 102.
547
May, Union, Confederacy, 12; Roland, Confederacy, 103–6.
548
Saul, Distant Friends, 335–36.
549
Thomas, Confederate Nation, 188–89.
550
Там же, 177–79; R.J.M. Blackett, «Pressure from Without: African Americans, British Public Opinion, and Civil War Diplomacy», in May, Union, Confederacy, 80–90.
551
Blumenthal, «Confederate Diplomacy», 170.
552
Crook, Diplomacy, 72–73.
553
Dictionary of American Biography (26 vols., New York, 1934–61), 3:167.
554
Joseph A. Fry, Henry S. Sanford: Diplomacy and Business in Nineteenth-Century America (Reno, Nev., 1982), 35–65.
555
Saul, Distant Friends, 317–19.
556
Paludan, Lincoln, 88–89.
557
Thomas Schoonover, «Miscontrued Mission: Expansionism and Black Colonization in Mexico and Central America During the American Civil War», Pacific Historical Review 44 (November 1980), 607–20.
558
Crook, Diplomacy, 68–69.
559
Paludan, Lincoln, 133–34.
560
Цитируется по Jones, Lincoln, 87.
561
Blackett, Divided Hearts, 189.
562
Crook, Diplomacy, 93.
563
Jones, Union in Peril, 156.
564
Там же, 145, 150.
565
Там же, 128.
566
James D. Richardson, ed., A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States (20 vols., Washington, 1897–1916), 8:3343–44.
567
Jones, Lincoln, 146.
568
Jones, Union in Peril, 193.
569
Crook, Diplomacy, 100.
570
Jones, Lincoln, 16, 56, 59, 70–71, 131–32, 163–66.
571
Crook, Diplomacy, 139–42.
572
Там же, 121–24, 144–46.
573
Saul, Distant Friends, 338, 351–52.
574
Там же, 399–52.
575
Crook, Diplomacy, 186.
576
McPherson, «Whole Family», 141–43; Jones, Lincoln, 154–57.
577
Smith, «Wilkes», 156.
578
Thomas, Confederate Nation, 182–83.
579
Crook, Diplomacy, 116.
580
Там же, 152.
581
Davis messages, December 7, 1863, and November 7, 1864, in Richardson, Davis Messages 1:356, 487.
582
Crook, Diplomacy, 9.
583
Morris, Lincoln, 198.
584
Charles S. Campbell, The Transformation of American Foreign Relations, 1865–1900 (New York, 1976), 20.
585
To Julia Grant Dent, April 21, 1865, in John Simon, ed., The Papers of U.S. Grant, vol. 14 (Carbondale, Ill., 1985), 428–29. My thanks to Charles Bracelen Flood for bringing this document to my attention.
586
Crook, Diplomacy, 178; Reginald C. Stuart, United States Expansionism and British North America, 1775–1871 (Chapel Hill, N.C., 1988), 220.
587
Jones, Lincoln, 181–82.
588
Stephen J. Vallone, «‘Weakness Offers Temptation’: William H. Seward and the Reassertion of the Monroe Doctrine», Diplomatic History 19 (Fall 1995), 585.
589
Karl M. Schmitt, Mexico and the United States, 1821–1973: Conflict and Coexistence (New York, 1974), 86.
590
Albert Castel, The Presidency of Andrew Johnson (Lawrence, Kans., 1979), 39–42.
591
Там же; Grant to Johnson, June 19, 1965, July 15, 1865, in LeRoy P. Graf and Ralph W. Haskins, The Papers of Andrew Johnson, vol. 8 (Knoxville, Tenn., 1989), 257–58, 410.
592
Vallone, «Monroe Doctrine», 588.
593
Там же, 599.
594
Там же.
595
Stuart, United States Expansionism, xi, 216–17.
596
Jay Sexton, «The Funded Loan and the Alabama Claims», Diplomatic History 27 (September 2003), 449–78.
597
Stuart, United States Expansionism, 252.
598
См. Castel, Johnson for the former, Ernest N. Paolino, The Foundations of American Expansionism: William Henry Seward and U.S. Foreign Policy (Ithaca, N.Y., 1973) for the latter.
599
Walter LaFeber, The New Empire: An Interpretation of American Expansionism (Ithaca, N.Y., 1973), 25.
600
Annual message, December 3, 1867, in Graf and Haskins, Johnson Papers 13:304.
601
Castel, Johnson, 144–45; Warren, «Seward», 215.
602
Castel, Johnson, 205.
603
Saul, Distant Friends, 396.
604
Ronald J. Jensen, The Alaska Purchase and Russian-American Relations (Seattle, 1975), 8i–85, 94.