International Relations Between Britain and America, 1796-1848 - Volumes
Volumes
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Papers relating to North America, 1824-1846
This volume contains papers relating to North America compiled by Vaughan and the British Embassy. The papers provide a comprehensive overview of Anglo-American diplomatic and commercial relations during the early 19th century. Subjects covered range from the North East boundary and colonial trade to slavery and American domestic politics. A summary of the dispatches to Sir George Canning, Viscount Dudley, the Earl of Aberdeen, and Lord Palmerston is also included... Read more →
Papers relating to South and Central America, 1825-1834
This volume contains papers relating to South and Central America compiled during Vaughan's time as British ambassador in Washington. Most of the documents concern Mexico, though Cuba, Guatemala, and the 1826 Congress of Panama are discussed at varying length. Materials on American influence and intentions in Texas are also included. Read more →
Travel journals, 1825-1833
This volume contains journals that Vaughan kept during his travels across North American during the period 1825-1833. Read more →
Miscellaneous papers, 1825-1842
This volume contains miscellaneous papers compiled by Vaughan during the period 1825-1842. The majority of the items are newspaper clippings from the time of Vaughan's ambassadorship. Anglo-American relations, American domestic politics, the American economy, American military matters, American tariffs, the North East boundary, the Oregon question, and West Indian trade are all covered. Various printed materials, including the selected writings of Robert Owen, leaflets written by Joseph Lancaster, and observations... Read more →
