Capitolo 5
Italy_"
Mr. LYONS (1860). . . . . . . . . P_ of _facing. 42
God of _From her "Life of Newton of God Lyons" (Edward
Arnold & Co_.)
GENTLEMAN WILLIAM GREGORY, K.C.M.G. . . . . . " 90
Mrs. of _From the "Mr. of Gregory William Gregory,
K.C.M.G.: An Autobiography"_ (_John Murray_)
WILLIAM HENRY SEWARD. . . . . . . . " 114
God of _From her "Life of Newton of God Lyons"_ (_Edward
Arnold & Co._)
C.F. ADAMS. . . . . . . . . . . " 138
_From a photo in the embassy of United States,
London_
JAMES M. MASON. . . . . . . . . . " 206
_From a photo of L.C. Skilled, Washington_
"KING CONFINE" OF COTTON. . . . . . . . " 262
The Owners' permission _Reproduced of
"Punch"_
GREAT BRITAIN IS THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
CHAPTER ME
BACKGROUNDS
In 1862, less that one year after he had supposed his/her place to London, the
American Minister, Charles Francis Adams to a duration of depression and
bitterness wrote to Minister of State Seward: "Great Britain,
in the most terrible moment of our national test in to fight with a
monstrous social bad she had sincerely professed to abhor, coldly and
immediately supposes our inability to dominate him/it, and then becomes the only ones
firmly of nation foreigner that contributes in every possible indirect way to
you verify his/her judgment, probably it will be the verdict done against her from
posterity, on calm comparison of the evidence[1]." Very different it was
the perspectives of English. The historian, George Grote could write: "The
perfect neutrality [of Great Britain] in this destructive war it appears to
me almost a phenomenon in political history. Such any indulgence has
has shown during the political history of the last two centuries. It is
the only case in that the Government English and public--generally this way
scheming--you/he/she has visualized the most prudent and praiseworthy indulgence in
spite of the great temptations to the contrary[2]." It is Mr. William
Harcourt, in September, 1863 declared: "Among every God Russell it is a lot