| Book Review | The Journal of American History, 87.2

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Preußens und Sachsens Beziehungen zu den USA während des Sezessionskrieges, 1860–1865 (Prussia's and Saxony's relations with the United States during the Civil War, 1860–1865). By Michael Löffler. (Münster: lit, 1999. viii, 353 pp. Paper, DM 59.80, isbn 3-8258-4185-5.) In German.

Most discussions of Civil War diplomacy focus on the competition between the warring American parties for British and French support, while the attitudes of other European states are much less well known. In this revision of his Berlin dissertation, Michael Löffler broadens our understanding of European reactions to the war by examining the policies of the two largest German states of the period, Prussia and Saxony. . . .

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