He toured the North and the West, was a close observer, and his work, published in midsummer 1862, was very serviceable to the North, since he both stated the justice of the Northern cause and prophesied its victory.] [Footnote 497: Hansard, 3rd.Ser., CLXV, p.

12 _seq_., though not consecutive as the speeches were made in the course of the debate on the Address to the Throne.] [Footnote 498: Schleiden Papers.

Schleiden to the Senate of Bremen.] [Footnote 499: State Dept., Eng., Vol.78.No.114.Adams to Seward, Feb.

13, 1862.] [Footnote 500: Pickett Papers.

Hotze to Hunter, March 11, 1862.] [Footnote 501: Lyons Papers.