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Favrot to Bancroft Davis, April 15, 1872
Mr. Favrot to Mr. Davis. [Inclosure No. 10.] Hotel de Ville, Geneva, April 15, 1872. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your note of this day…
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Bancroft Davis to Mr. Favrot, April 15, 1872
Mr. Davis to Mr. Favrot. [Inclosure No. 2.] Geneva, April 15, 1872. Sir: Inclosed I transmit to you sealed letters for each of the Arbitrators appointed under the first Article…
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Bancroft Davis to the Arbitrators, April 15, 1872
Mr. Davis to the Arbitrators. [Inclosure No. 8.] Geneva, April 15, 1872. The undersigned, Agent ol the United States, has the honor to inform the Arbitrators appointed under the provisions…
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Jefferson Davis to Hamilton Fish, April 15, 1872
No. 6. Mr. Davis to Mr. Fish. Geneva, April 15, 1872. (Received April 30.) Sir: I have the honor to inform you that I arrived in Geneva on the evening…
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Tenterden to Jefferson Davis, December 15, 1871
Lord Tenterden to Mr. Davis. [Inclosure No. 2.] Geneva, December 15, 1871. The undersigned, Agent of Her Britannic Majesty, appointed to attend the Tribunal of Arbitration convened at Geneva, under…
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Jefferson Davis to John Quincy Adams, December 15, 1871
Mr. Davis to Mr. Adams. [Inclosure No. 1.] Geneva, December 15, 1871. The undersigned, Agent of the United States, appointed to attend the Tribunal of Arbitration convened at Geneva under…
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Jefferson Davis to Hamilton Fish, December 15, 1871
No. 5. Mr. Davis to Mr. Fish. Geneva, December 15, 1871. (Received January 10.) Sir: I have the honor to report that I left Paris, the 13th instant, for this…
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Hamilton Fish to Caleb Cushing, December 8, 1871
No. 4. Mr. Fish to Mr. Cushing.* Department of State, Washington, December 8, 1871. Sir: The President having appointed you one of the Counsel of the United States in the…
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Hamilton Fish to Jefferson Davis, November 14, 1871
No. 3. Mr. Fish to Mr. Davis. Department of State, Washington, November 14, 1871. Sir: Your appointment and acceptance of the position of Agent of the United States before the…
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Jefferson Davis to Hamilton Fish, November 13, 1871
No. 1. Mr. Davis to Mr. Fish. Department of State, Washington, November 13, 1871. Sir: Herewith I hand you a printed copy of the Case which I have prepared to…
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[153] *Annex (C.), undated
[153] *Annex (C.) [undated.] Position and duties of the law-officers of the Crown in England. Annex (C.) As it has been necessary to refer from time to time to the…
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[149] * Annex (B.), undated
[149] * Annex (B.) [undated.] The British and American Foreign-Enlistment Acts. It is assumed throughout the United States Case that the American * act of Congress of 1818 is more…
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[143] *Annex (A.), undated
[143] *Annex (A.) [undated.] Note on the question referred to at page 12. annex (A.) The subjoined citations bearing on the question referred to in page 12 are taken, as…
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Part X. Conclusion., undated
Part X. Conclusion. [undated.] recapitulation of the argument for great britain. Part X.—Conclusion. Recapitulation of the argument for Great Britain. Her Majesty’s government has deemed it convenient, both in the…
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[107] *Part IX. Reception of Confederate cruises in British ports., undated
[107] *Part IX. Reception of Confederate cruises in British ports. [undated.] Part IX. Reception of confederate cruisers in British ports. It has been thought best to treat collectively the various…
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[102] *Part VIII. The Clarence, Tacony, Archer, Tuscaloosa, Tallahassee, Chickamauga, and Retribution., undated
[102] *Part VIII. The Clarence, Tacony, Archer, Tuscaloosa, Tallahassee, Chickamauga, and Retribution. [undated.] In respect of these vessels (with perhaps one exception, which will be noticed presently) no failure of…
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[89] *Part VII. The Georgia and Shenandoah., undated
[89] *Part VII. The Georgia and Shenandoah. [undated.] Passing to the cases of the Georgia and Shenandoah, the tribunal has next to deal with two vessels, as to both of…
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[72] *Part VI. The Florida and Alabama., undated
[72] *Part VI. The Florida and Alabama. [undated.] In the Case of Great Britain, the facts relating to the Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and Shenandoah, were stated in considerable detail. The…
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[67] *Part V. The Sumter and Nashvile., undated
[67] *Part V. The Sumter and Nashvile. [undated.] Part V. The Sumter and Nashville. Having examined the miscellaneous charges preferred against Great Britain, but not falling within the limits of…
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[63] *1. Restrictions on coaling at Nassau., January 31, 1862
[63] *1. Restrictions on coaling at Nassau. [January 31, 1862.] 2. Order of 31st January, 1862, in relation to Nassau. Restrictions on coaling at Nassau. Her Majesty’s government will not…