Андрей Исэров - США и борьба Латинской Америки за независимость, 1815—1830

Idem. Eighteen Hundred and Twenty: A Poem. Part First. L., 1821.

[ Idem. ] Europe: or a general survey of the present situation of the principal powers; with conjectures on their future prospects: By a Citizen of the United States. Boston, 1822.

Gibson Ch. The Black Legend: Anti-Spanish Attitudes in the Old World and the New. N.Y., 1971.

[ Gongalves da Cruz A. ] Reply to the Author of the Letter on South America and Mexico, by an American; addressed to Mr. James Munroe, President of the United States, Printed at Washington, in this present year, 1817. Philadelphia, 1817.

Harrison B. Remarks of General Harrison, Late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States To the Republic of Colombia, on certain charges made against him by that government. To which is added, and unofficial letter, from General Harrison to General Bolivar, on the affairs of Colombia; with Notes, Explanatory of his Views of the Present State of that Country. Wash., D.C., 1830.

Irvine B. Commerce of Southern America; Its Importance to Us, with some Remarks on a Canal at Darien and Other Cognate Subjects. Chiefly Extracted from a Report by B. Irvine. Philadelphia, [1822].

[Idem.] Strictures on a Voyage to South America. Baltimore (Md.), 1820.

Idem. Traits of Colonial Jurisprudence; or, A Peep at the Trading Inquisition of Cura9ao. Baltimore (Md.), 1824.

Jordan J. Serious Actual Dangers of Foreigners and Foreign Commerce, in the Mexican States: Useful information to all travellers in that country, and especially to the merchants of the United States; and equally important to the cabinets of Washington and London, and to the congress of Tacubaya. Philadelphia, 1826.

La Independencia de la Costa Firme Justificada por Thomas Paine Trenta Anos Ha / Extracto de sus Obras traducido del Ingles al Espanol por Don Manuel Garcia de Sena. Philadelphia, 1811 (Caracas, 1949).

Memorial of sundry inhabitants of the state of Massachusetts on the subject of privateering. Jan. 26, 1821. Wash., D.C., 1821.

[Monteagudo B.] An Essay on the Necessity of a General Confederation among the Spanish American States, and A Plan for its Organization. A Posthumous Work of the Hon. Col. D. Bernardo Monteagudo / Transl. by Platt H. Crosby. Lima, 1825.

Murat A. Lettres sur les Etats-Unis; a un de ses amis d’Europe. P., 1830.

Onis L., de. Memoir Upon the Negotiations between Spain and the United States of America, which Led to the Treaty of 1819. With a Statistical Notice of that Country. Accompanied with an Appendix, Containing Important Documents for the Better Illustration of the Subject / Transl. from the Spanish, with Notes, by Tobias Watkins. Baltimore (Md.), 1821 (ориг. изд. – Madrid, 1820).

[Palacio Fajardo M.] Outline of Revolutions in Spanish America; or An Account of the Origin, Progress, and Actual State of the War Carried on between Spain and Spanish America; containing the Principal Facts which have Marked the Struggle. By a South-American. L., 1817 (N.Y., 1817; Hamburg, 1818, P., 1819).

Pazos [Kanki] V. The Exposition, Remonstrance and Protest of Don Vincente Pazos, Commissioner on Behalf of the Republican Agents established at Amelia Island, in Florida, under the Authority and in behalf of the Independent States of South America. Philadelphia, 1818.

Idem. Letters on the United Provinces of South America Addressed to the Hon. Henry Clay, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the U. States / Translated from the Spanish by Platt H. Crosby, Esq. N.Y., 1819.

Poinsett J. R. Exposicion de la conducta politica de los Estados-Unidos, para con las nuevas repdblicas de America. Mexico, 1827.

Pradt D.-G.-F., abbe de. Congres de Panama. P., 1825.

Idem. Des Colonies, et de la Revolution Actuelle de FAmerique. 2 vols. P., 1817.

Idem. Europe and America, in 1821; with an Examination of the Plan Laid Before the Cortes of Spain, for the Recognition of the Independence of South America / transl. by J. D. Williams. 2 vols. L., 1822. (ориг. изд. – P., 1822)

Idem. L’Europe et FAmerique en 1822 et 1823. 2 parties. P., 1824.

Robinson W. D. A Cursory View of Spanish America, particularly the neighbouring vice-royalties of Mexico and New Grenada, chiefly intended to elucidate the policy of an early connection between the United States and those countries. Georgetown, D.C., 1815.

Santangelo de Attelis O. Las cuatro primeras discusiones del Congreso de Panama / traducidas del autografo frances al espanol por L. de Zavala. Mexico, 1826.

Idem. Statement of Facts Relating to the Claim of Orazio de Attelis Santangelo, a Citizen of the United States, on the Government of Mexico, preceded by some explanatory remarks, and followed by a specified list of accompanying documents. Wash., D.C. 1841.

Schmidt-Phiseldek C. F. }von. Europe and America or the relative state of the civilized world at a future period / Transl. from the German by Joseph Owen. Copenhagen, 1820 (на нем. яз. – Copenhagen, 1820, 1832; на фр., дат. – Copenhagen, 1820; тж. – Amsterdam, 1820, Stockholm, 1821).

Stagg f. C. A. The Political Essays of William Shaler // William and Mary Quarterly. 3 rdseries. Vol. 59. № 2 (Apr. 2002). Web supplement (http://oieahc.wm.edu/wmq/ Apr02/Stagg.pdf).

Thornton W. Outlines of a Constitution for United North and South Columbia. Wash., D.C., 1815.

Torres M. An Exposition of the Commerce of Spanish America; with some observations upon its importance to the United States. Philadelphia, 1816.

[Tudor W.] Gebel Teir. Boston, 1829.

[Yard J.] Spanish America and the United States; or, Views of the Actual Commerce of the United States with the Spanish colonies: and of the effects of a war with Spain on that commerce. Also some observations on the probable intelligence of the emancipation of the Spanish colonies on the agriculture and commerce of Philadelphia. By a Merchant of Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 1818.

Учебники, исторические, биографические сочинения современников

Adams D. Geography; or, A Description of the World. 5 thed. Boston, 1820.

The Beauties of Modern History, commencing with the life and achievements of Alexander the First, Emperor of all the Russias; with the campaigns of Bonaparte; also, a correct History of South America, by Don Vincente Pazos. To which is added, the Admirable Works of Nature, and the Rights of Women Investigated. 2 nded. Philadelphia, [ca. 1820].

Everett E. The Monroe Doctrine. N.Y., 1863 (первоначально в: Ledger. October 3, 1863).

Goodrich S. G. A System of Universal Geography… Boston, 1832.

Idem. Lights and Shadow of American History. Boston, 1844.

Lyman Eh., Jr. The Diplomacy of the United States. Being an Account of the Foreign Relations of the Country, from the first treaty with France, in 1778, to the present time. 2 nded., with add. 2 vols. Boston, 1828.

Mackenzie E. An Historical, Topographical and Descriptive View of the United States of America, and of Lower and Upper Canada. With an Appendix, Containing a brief and comprehensive Sketch of the Present State of Mexico and South America, and also of the Native Tribes of the New World. Newcastle upon Tyne, [1818].

Morse J. The American Universal Geography… 1 sted. 3 vols. Boston, 1793 (7 thed. 2 vols. Charlestown (Ma.), 1819).

[Niles J. M.] View of South America and Mexico, Comprising Their History, the Political Condition, Geography, Agriculture, Commerce, &c. of the Republics of Mexico, Guatemala. Colombia, Peru, the United Provinces of South America and Chili; with a Complete History of the Revolution, In Each of these INDEPENDENT STATES. By a Citizen of the United States. 2 vols. in one. N.Y., 1826.