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Chapter 5 Transition, 1860
Chapter 6 The Blockade Is Declared, 1860–1861
Chapter 7 The Wildcatter, Blockade Running Under Sail, 1861–1862
Chapter 8 The First Gunfire: The Alert, October 1861
Chapter 9 The Confederacy Confronts the Blockade: The Business of Blockade-Running, 1861–1862
Chapter 10 Running through the Blockade for Trenholm and Company, 1861–1862
Chapter 11 The Memphis Affair, July 31–August 1, 1862
Chapter 12 The Trial of the Memphis, August–September, 1862
Chapter 13 Recriminations and Fallout, 1862
Chapter 14 Fort Lafayette: Anglo-American Diplomatic Exchanges and James Carlin’s Struggle for Release, August–December 1862
Chapter 15 Still a Captive, Late 1862
Chapter 16 Diplomatic Power Play, Christmas 1862–January 1863
Chapter 17 Carlin Stakes His Claim, January–July 1863
Chapter 18 Resumption of Trade: “The Intrepid Carlin,” January–May 1863
Chapter 19 The “Commodore” of the I&E Company: “Knights of the Sea,” June–July 1863
Chapter 20 Charleston Under Siege, 1863
Chapter 21 The CSS Torch Incident: Drama and Treachery, August 1863
Chapter 22 Trouble in Bermuda: Or How Not to Run the Blockade, September–November 1863
Chapter 23 Preparing for Change, December 1863
Chapter 24 Appointment in Scotland, December 1863–1864
Chapter 25 Liverpool and the Last Days of the Confederacy, March 1864–June 1865
Chapter 26 The Last of the Cotton, April–May 1865
Chapter 27 Financial Matters, 1864–1866
Chapter 28 Life in England, June 1865–1871
Chapter 29 Charleston and Florida Ventures, 1865–1869
Chapter 30 The Steamer Salvador and the Cuban Revolution, 1869
Chapter 31 The Cuban Run, May 1869
Chapter 32 The Cuban Shore, May–June, 1869
Chapter 33 The Queen v. Salvador and British Foreign Enlistment Act 59, Geo. III 1819 c.69., May 1869
Chapter 34 Caribbean Repercussions: The Governor Tenders His Resignation, 1869–1878
Chapter 35 What Happened Next, 1870–1891
Appendix 1 Additional Documents
Appendix 2 Reflections on Confederate Finance
Appendix 3 Alexander D. Bache’s Correspondence with James Carlin
Appendix 4 Bahamian Exports, 1861–1865
Captain James Carlin
：Anglo-American Blockade Runner
( Studies in Maritime History )
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