Journal of Liberal History 114 – Special issue: The Liberal Party and the American Civil War

Issue: 114, Spring 2022
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In this issue: The Liberal Party and the American Civil War (Eugenio Biagini); Letting someone else have your way (Duncan Andrew Campbell); ‘The voice of reason’ (Shannon Westwood); John Stuart Mill, moral outrage and the American Civil War (Timothy Larsen); ‘An undoubted error, the most singular and palpable’ (Tony Little); Commerce, conscience and constitutions (Graham Lippiatt); The American Civil War and the British women’s movement (Alastair Reid)

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Contents

The Liberal Party and the American Civil War

Introduction to this special issue of the Journal of Liberal History

Letting someone else have your way

The Palmerston Ministry’s foreign policy and the American Civil War

‘The voice of reason’

John Bright and his relationship with the Union during the American Civil War

John Stuart Mill, moral outrage and the American Civil War

Mill’s contribution to developing Liberal support for the North

‘An undoubted error, the most singular and palpable’

Gladstone and the American Civil War

Commerce, conscience and constitutions

An examination of the motives of two Liberals who supported the Confederacy

The American Civil War and the British women’s movement

How British women anti-slavery campaigners reacted to the war

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