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A. [Translation.] Berlin, April27, 1865. The royal government is profoundly moved by the intelligence, which reached here yesterday, of the assassination of President Lincoln, and the simultaneous attempt on the…
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[Untitled] Berlin, June 8. The following despatch has been sent by Count Bismarck to the Prussian representatives abroad: “Berlin, June 4. “I have already communicated to your excellency, at a…
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count bismarck’s circular. Germany, Berlin, September 23. The Staatsanzeiger publishes two dispatches to the North German representatives near several neutral governments, in which Count Bismarck gives the reasons which impose…
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[Inclosure in No. 99.—Translation.] Extracts from German laws relating to citizenship. Law of June 1, 1870, concerning the acquisition and the loss of confederate and states citizenship. (Law Journal of…