Book requests on Foreign enlistments

Kiryan

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Given that Germans compromised a decent portion of the total number of troops in the Union army, and i know that the south had a rather considerable amount of Irish and Scottish soldiers, are there any well researched books on foreign enlistments in the Civil War - North and South.

Anything that more or less does not focus on the Ango-saxo, nor black/african American. I am rather curious about the Germans, Jews, Irish, scottish, French (if any) Italians and any others.
 
This one's a bit specific and way too expensive to purchase. I think it's priced to avoid sales entirely - not sure why some people do that

However, if you use the link, you can actually search inside the text and find quite a lot of interesting information. Search "Belitzer" for example....


http://books.google.com/books/about/The_Germans_of_Charleston_Richmond_and_N.html?id=u_IdA2i438IC

The Germans of Charleston, Richmond and New Orleans during the Civil War Period 1850-1870

By Andrea Mehrländer
 
Given that Germans compromised a decent portion of the total number of troops in the Union army, and i know that the south had a rather considerable amount of Irish and Scottish soldiers, are there any well researched books on foreign enlistments in the Civil War - North and South.

Anything that more or less does not focus on the Ango-saxo, nor black/african American. I am rather curious about the Germans, Jews, Irish, scottish, French (if any) Italians and any others.
There are a fair number of books on the subject. Are you looking for unit histories, social history, etc.?
 
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Here are some others.
 
Given that Germans compromised a decent portion of the total number of troops in the Union army, and i know that the south had a rather considerable amount of Irish and Scottish soldiers, are there any well researched books on foreign enlistments in the Civil War - North and South.

Anything that more or less does not focus on the Ango-saxo, nor black/african American. I am rather curious about the Germans, Jews, Irish, scottish, French (if any) Italians and any others.
Also, I write a blog on immigrants during the Civil War for an immigration web site. So far there have been articles on Irish, German, French, Italian, Hungarian, Russian, Latino, Jewish and many other immigrants.

http://www.longislandwins.com/columns/immigrants-civil-war/
 
Given that Germans compromised a decent portion of the total number of troops in the Union army, and i know that the south had a rather considerable amount of Irish and Scottish soldiers, are there any well researched books on foreign enlistments in the Civil War - North and South.

Anything that more or less does not focus on the Ango-saxo, nor black/african American. I am rather curious about the Germans, Jews, Irish, scottish, French (if any) Italians and any others.
Any of these of use to you?
 

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