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XV.—Reply of the agent of the United States to the new matter introduced by the agent of Her Britannic Majesty on the call of the tribunal for elucidation in respect to the tables presented by the two governments, August 28, 1872

From XV.—Reply of the agent of the United States
To the new matter introduced by the agent of Her Britannic Majesty on the call of the tribunal for elucidation in respect to the tables presented by the two governments
August 28, 1872

XV.—Reply of the agent of the United States to the new matter introduced by the agent of Her Britannic Majesty on the call of the tribunal for elucidation in respect…

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Evarts to the argument of Her Britannic Majesty’s counsel on the allowance of interest in the computation of indemnity under the Treaty of Washington, August 21, 1872

From Evarts
To the argument of Her Britannic Majesty’s counsel on the allowance of interest in the computation of indemnity under the Treaty of Washington
August 21, 1872

XII.—Reply on the part of the United States to the argument of Her Britannic Majesty’s counsel on the allowance of interest in the computation of indemnity under the Treaty of…

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Cushing to the argument of Her Britannic Majesty’s counsel on the special question of the legal effect, if any, of the entry of the Florida into the port of Mobile, after leaving the Bahamas, and before making any captures, August 21, 1872

From Cushing
To the argument of Her Britannic Majesty’s counsel on the special question of the legal effect, if any, of the entry of the Florida into the port of Mobile, after leaving the Bahamas, and before making any captures
August 21, 1872

X.—Reply of the counsel of the United States to the argument of Her Britannic Majesty’s counsel on the special question of the legal effect, if any, of the entry of…

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Roundell Palmer to the legal effect of the entrance of the Florida into the port of Mobile, on the responsibility, if any, of Great Britain for that ship, August 21, 1872

From Roundell Palmer
To the legal effect of the entrance of the Florida into the port of Mobile, on the responsibility, if any, of Great Britain for that ship
August 21, 1872

IX.—Argument of Sir Roundell Palmer on the special question as to the legal effect of the entrance of the Florida into the port of Mobile, on the responsibility, if any,…

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Cushing to the tribunal by Mr. Cushing, in the name of the counsel of the United States, on the 21st August, 1872, and memorandum as to the enlistments for the Shenandoah at Melbourne, August 21, 1872

From Cushing
To the tribunal by Mr. Cushing, in the name of the counsel of the United States, on the 21st August, 1872, and memorandum as to the enlistments for the Shenandoah at Melbourne
August 21, 1872

[Translation.] VIII.—Observations addressed to the tribunal by Mr. Cushing, in the name of the counsel of the United States, on the 21st August, 1872, and memorandum as to the enlistments…

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W aite to the argument of Sir Roundell Palmer, upon the special question as to supplies of coal in British ports to Confederate ships. (See protocol XIX.), August 8, 1872

From W aite
To the argument of Sir Roundell Palmer, upon the special question as to supplies of coal in British ports to Confederate ships. (See protocol XIX.)
August 8, 1872

VI.—Reply of Mr. Waite, August 8, to the argument of Sir Roundell Palmer, upon the special question as to supplies of coal in British ports to Confederate ships. (See protocol…

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