Garibaldi in Uruguay: A Reputation Reconsidered

English Historical Review

Volumn CXIII, Issue 451, 1998, Pages 351-366

  McLean, David ^a  

^a KING'S COLLEGE LONDON   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 85015976847     PISSN: 00138266     EISSN: 14774534     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1093/ehr/CXIII.451.351     Document Type: Article

References (55)

1. S. Pereda, Garibaldi en el Uruguay (Montevideo, 1914-16).
2. 2 Dumas found a wide readership for his Montevideo, or the New Troy, which was published in 1849. The work is referred to in the supplement to A. Werner's authorized translation of G. Garibaldi, Autobiography (London, 1889), iii. 66.
3. The course of the warfare in the region is most comprehensively covered in E. Acevedo, Anales Históricos del Uruguay (Montevideo, 1933), Vol. II.
4. See Garibaldi, Autobiography, i; and G. Sacerdote, La Vita da Giuseppe Garibaldi (Milan, 1933), pp. 71-319. There are three biographies of Garibaldi in English which contain brief accounts of his years in South America: D. Larg, Giuseppe Garibaldi (London, 1934)
5. D. Mack Smith, Garibaldi (London, 1957); and C. Hibbert, Garibaldi and his Enemies (London, 1965).
6. S. Pereda, Los Extranjeros en la Guerra Grande (Montevideo, 1904).
7. The siege and defence of Montevideo are most thoroughly chronicled in I. De-Maria, Anales de la Defense de Montevideo, 1842-1851 (Montevideo, 1883-7).
8. J. E. Pivel-Devoto, Historia de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay, 1830-1930 (Montevideo, 1945) pp. 109-76.
9. 2 P Braconnay, La Legion Francesa en la Defensa de Montevideo (Montevideo, 1943) provides a thorough coverage of the role of the French population in defending the town.
10. Anglo-French intervention in the war is analysed in D. McLean, War, Diplomacy and Informal Empire: Britain and the Republics of La Plata, 1836-1853 (London, 1995).
11. J. F. Cady, Foreign Intervention tn the Rio de la Plata, 1838-1850 (London, 1929); H. S. Ferns, Britain and Argentina in the Nineteenth Century (Oxford, 1960), pp. 240-80
12. J. Lynch, Argentine Dictator- Juan Mannel de Rosas, 1829-1852 (Oxford, 1981), pp. 24 7-94.
13. Garibaldi's disastrous expedition into the River Paraná in 1842 is extensively recorded in Pereda, Garibaldi en el Uruguay, L 206-80, and ii. 5-63. Set also T. Caillet-Bois, Historia Naval Argentina (Buenos Aires, 1944), pp. 403-5.
14. Pereda, Garibaldi en el Urnguay, iii. 266.
15. Gore to Palmerston, 13 Aug. 1851: P[ublic] R[ecord] O[ffice], FO 51/71.
16. Admirals' Journals: Inglefield, 24 Aug. 1845: PRO, ADM 50/219.
17. The co-operation between Garibaldi and the British in the capture of Colonia is clear from the log of HMS Gorgon, 31 Aug. 1845, PRO, ADM 53/2562
18. Hotham to Inglefield, 8 Sept 1845: papers of Sir Charles Hotham, University Library, Hull, DD HO 10/7; and Ouseley to Aberdeen, 9 Sept 1845, PRO, FO 6/105.
19. McLean, War, Diplomacy and Informal Empire, pp. 94, 97, 143.
20. Ouse ley to Aberdeen, 27 Aug. 1845: PRO, FO 6/104.
21. Larg, Garibaldi, p. 50.
22. Admirals' Journals: Inglefield, 14 Sept, 1845: PRO, ADM 50/219.
23. Hotham to Bingham, 5 Oct. 1845: Hotham papers, DD HO 10/7.
24. Hotham to Inglefield, 18 Oct. 1845: Hotham papers, DD HO 10/7.
25. Hotham to Inglefield, 4 Not. 1845: Hotham papers, DD HO 10/7.
26. 6 Ouseley to Aberdeen, 26 Nov. 1845: PRO, FO 6/106.
27. Hood to Turner, 2 5 Feb. 1846 PRO, FO 505/26.
28. Admirals' Journals: Inglefield, 1 Apr. 1846 and 4 June 1846: PRO, ADM 50/219.
29. Hotham to Inglefield, 5 July 1846: Hotham papers, DD HO 10/7.
30. Log of HMS Lizard, 22 Aug. 1846: PRO, ADM 53/2787.
31. Vincent to Hood, 17 May 1847: PRO, FO 505/30.
32. Law to Hood, 18 Dec. 1846: PRO, FO 505/26.
33. Hood to Palmerston, 27 Nov. 1846: PRO, FO 505/22.
34. H. F. Winnington-Ingram, Hearts of Oak (London, 1889), p. 94. Ouseley had married while posted to the legation in Washington between 1825 and 1828.
35. Hood to Palmerston, 27 Nov. 1846; PRO, FO 505/22.
36. Nicholson to Palmerston, 14 Jan. 1847: PRO, FO 6/136.
37. Hood to Palmerston, 28 Jan. 1847: PRO, FO 51/45.
38. Hood to Turner, 17 Feb. 1846: PRO, FO 505/26.
39. Ouseley to Palmerston, 14 Apr 1847: PRO, FO 51/50.
40. Howden to Palmerston, 15 July 1847: Foreign Office Confidential Print, 260.
41. Herbert to Admiralty, 5 Sept 1847: PRO, ADM 1/5575.
42. Memorandum by Rivera, 1847, quoted in A Oribe, Manuel Oribe (Montevideo, 1913), 1, 331.
43. Hood to Palmerston, 15 July 1847 PRO, FO 505/27.
44. Howden to Palmerston, 1 Sept 1847: PRO, FO 13/244.
45. Hood to Herbert, 8 Nov. 1847: PRO, FO 505/29. 2. Admirals' Journals: Herbert, 11 Nov. 1847: PRO, ADM 50/242.
46. Herbert to Admiralty, 13 Nov. 1847, enclosed in Admiralty to Foreign Office, 3 Feb. 1848: PRO, FO 51/60.
47. Hood to Palmerston, 22 Nov. 1847: PRO, FO 505/27.
48. Hood to Palmerston, 27 Dec. 1847: PRO, FO 505/27.
49. Hood to Palmerston, 12 Mar. 1848: PRO, FO 51/57; and 21 Apr. 1848: PRO, FO 51/5 8.
50. A. Saldías, Historia de la Confederación Argentina (Buenos Aires, 1911), iv. 200-7
51. E. Moreno, Aspectos de la Guerra Grande, 1847-1851 (Montevideo, 1925), pp. 77-9
52. Caillet-Bois, Historia Naval Argentina pp. 420,437-8.
53. B. Bosch, Urquiza y su Tiempo (Buenos Aires, 19 71), p. 77.
54. Bustamante to Rivera, 2 Nov. 1845, reproduced in Saldías, Historia de la Confederación Argentina iv. 407.
55. Suarez to Garibaldi, 25 Feb. 1860, reproduced in Pereda, Extranjeros, pp. 23-4.