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VII.–Claims of British subjects against the United States for losses and injuries “arising out of acts committed during the recent civil war in the United States.”

[33] [Untitled]

[undated.]

[34] The Prince of Schwartzenberg to Baron Hotter, London, on the demand for indemnification which the government of England makes of the governments of Tuscany and Naples.

Vienna, April 14, 1850.

[Austrian dispatch.]

[35] Dispatch from the Count of Nesselrode to Baron Brunow.

Saint Petersburgh, May 2, 1850.

[36] No. 3.
Earl Granville to Lord Lyons.

Foreign Office, January 11, 1871.

[37] No. 10.
Earl Granville to Mr. West.

Foreign Office, March 1, 1871.

[38] No. 22.
Mr. Stewart to Earl Granville.—(Received August 31.)

33 Upper Brunswick Place,
Brighton, March 30, 1871.

[39] No. 23.
Viscount Enfield to Mr. Stewart.

Foreign Office, April 13, 1871.