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VIII.—The Georgia., June 10, 1872
VIII.—The Georgia. June 10, 1872. This vessel was built at Dumbarton, on the Clyde, a few miles below Glasgow, by William Denny and Brothers. She was launched on the 10th…
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VII.—The Alabama., June 10, 1872
VII.—The Alabama. June 10, 1872. As to this vessel, Her Majesty’s Government admits, “that at the time when she sailed from England in July, 1862, she was, as regards the…
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VI.—The Florida., June 10, 1872
VI.—The Florida. June 10, 1872. We now proceed to refer the Arbitrators to the evidence upon which the Government of the United States relies as applicable to the case of…
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V.—Statement of some general facts pertaining to the inquiry, and applicable to each cruiser, June 10, 1872
V.—Statement of some general facts pertaining to the inquiry, and applicable to each cruiser. June 10, 1872. The United States in their Case, which was delivered to the Tribunal of…
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Bruce to William H. Seward, June 10, 1872
IV.—Miscellaneous considerations. June 10, 1872. The British Case and Counter Case are largely occupied with matters which are secondary, immaterial, not to say totally irrelevant, in the judgment of the…
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III.—General discussion of questions of law., June 10, 1872
III.—General discussion of questions of law. June 10, 1872. We arrive, now, in sequence of the foregoing exposition of the origin, history, and nature of the pending controversy between the…
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II.–The controversy submitted to arbitration, June 10, 1872
II.–The controversy submitted to arbitration. June 10, 1872. The counsel of the United States, in propounding to this august tribunal the cause in controversy between that nation and Great Britain,…
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I.—Introduction., June 10, 1872
I.—Introduction. June 10, 1872. By the fifth article of the treaty of Washington, it is provided that, “it shall be the duty of the agent of each party, within two…
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Cushing to J. C. Bancroft Davis, June 10, 1872
[Argument.] June 10, 1872. Sir: We have the honor to hand you herewith the argument prepared by us as counsel of the United States, in order that, in pursuance of…
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Robert C. Schenck to Hamilton Fish, April 25, 1872
No. 19. General Schenck to Mr. Fish. [Extract.] Legation of the United States, London, April 25, 1872. No. 210.] Sir: At this moment it appears too probable that the Government…