Papers of Henry Hotze [manuscript], 1861-1866, 1959-1972.

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Papers of Henry Hotze [manuscript], 1861-1866, 1959-1972.

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Papers of Henry Hotze, include a draft of a letter to P. Hamber of London, ca. 1861, "Some arguments in favor of Confederate independence"; a draft of a letter to unidentified editors, ca. 1862 "Anniversary of Washington's birthday" on the Civil War; a draft of a letter to Lord Campbell, 1863 January 24, on the Civil War and British involvement; a draft of a letter to the editor of the New York Herald, 1865 January 24, on the Civil War and French involvement; and the draft of a pamphlet, 1863-66 "Les principes de la colonization par rapport a la question Mexicaine" with an additional section in another hand. There is also a copy of a thesis "Henry Hotze, Confederate propagandist" by Charles P. Cullop; and a photocopy of "Rebel propagandist: Henry Hotze" Chapter 8 of Charles L. Dufour's "Nine men in gray." There is also research material, 1963-1972, regarding Hotze and William Parker Snow.

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University of Virginia. Library

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