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Henry Hotze Papers, Accession 11236, Special Collections Department, University of Virginia Library
This material was given to the Library by the National Geographic Society of Washington, D. C. through its Library Director, Susan Fifer Canby , on May 9, 1996 .
Funded in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities
This collection consists of 15 items, ca. 1861-1866 and 1959-1972, pertaining to Henry Hotze (1834-1887), Confederate propagandist. The writings chiefly concern Hotze's views on the conflict between the North and the South, particularly the effects on the Confederate states, and also contain views on the Mexican Expedition.
Draft of a letter to P. Hamber , London .
Draft of a letter to "Messrs. Editors" from "One of your Readers." Re the conflict between the North and the South
Re the conflict between the North and the South and British involvement. Draft.
Draft of Mexican Pamphlet. Includes additional section II in another hand. Re the Mexican Expedition, 1861-1867.
From Paris . Draft. Re the conflict between the North and the South and French involvement.
Presented to the Corcoran Department of History, University of Virginia . Related letter, May 12, 1972, from the National Geographic Society to the University of Virginia Library requesting a copy.
Includes: Typed manuscript, May 11, 1972, concerning the unsigned letters and manuscripts obtained by General Greely from William Parker Snow ; Copies or transcripts of catalog cards and biographical information pertaining to Henry Hotze and William Parker Snow ; Guide to the Archives of the Government of the Confederate States of America by Henry Putney Beers notating entries on Henry Hotze and Colin J. McRae .