Martin Crawford is Professor of Anglo-American History at Keele University,
where he has taught since 1974. His publications include The Anglo-American
Crisis of the Mid Nineteenth Century The Times and America, 1850–1862
(1987); ed, William Howard Russell’s Civil War Private Diary and Letters,
1861–1862 (1992); with Alan J. Rice, ed, Liberating Sojourn Frederick
Douglass and Transatlantic Reform (1999); Ashe County’s Civil War:
Community and Society in the Appalachian South (2001), and, with Richard
Godden, ed, Reading Southern Poverty between the Wars (2006). He was founding editor of the journal American Nineteenth Century History
1999–2005. He is writing a history of the Potters Emigration Society.
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