Primary Sources: Wars & Conflicts: Franco-Prussian War

Being the account of a balloon escape from the siege of Paris and a political mission to London and Vienna
Tr. from the French, by his nephew, Henry Reitlinger

ed. from the diary and correspondence of Mary Phinney, baroness von Olnhausen, by James Phinney Munroe
(Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1871; U.S. Civil War, 1861-1865)

Translated by Armin Harder, with an introd. by Walter Littlefield.

Translated by Harry Bell

Correspondence of E. B. Washburne ... minister plenipotentiary of the United States to France "Correspondence with the Department of State, with the Count de Bismarck, Mr. von Thile, the Prussian minister of foreign affairs, Mr. Bancroft, the U.S. minister at Berlin, and Mr. Motley, the U.S. minister at London."

edited by the Prussian Grand General Staff. (Department for Military History) ; authorized translation by Karl von Donat.

Translated by Clara Bell and Henry W. Fischer.

including the "First manifesto of the International on the Franco-Prussian war," the "Second manifesto of the international on the Franco-Prussian war," "The civil war in France,"
with introduction by Frederick Engels; preface and notes to the American ed. by Lucien Sanial.

Edited, with notes and comments, forming a continuous narrative of the war between Germany and France.

, the Emperor-King William I., map, and official documents : from the breaking out of the war to the final evacuation of French territory by the German troops

Personal Experiences and Adventures with both Armies, 1870-1871