Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs, 1 dalis

United States. Department of State

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1868

Turinys

• April: 9
• Mr Seward to Sir Jan: 12
• Rover wrecked on Formosa: 16
• to Mr Dix: 25
• Berthemy to May: 27
• Lord Stanley: 35
• June 21: 47
• Lord Stanley: 66
• Mr Seward to Mr July 3: 77
• 130: 85
• Mr F W Seward: 88
• 1999: 101
• 1393: 107
• July 20: 108
• 1407: 116
• July 26: 118
• 1421: 122
• The question between Nicaragua and Great: 139
• Mr Seward to M Sept 16: 140
• Mr Adams to Mr July 13: 141
• Mr Seward to: 152
• Arbitration upon the Alabama and other: 161
• Mr Adams to: 165
• Arbitration of the Alabama and kindred claims: 171
• Mr Seward to: 173
• Sir F Bruce: 181
• 152: 182
• 189: 189
• Mr F W Seward: 200
• Enclosing memorandum of conversation: 201
• Mr Seward to: 209
• Organization of the commission: 211
• Mr Seward to Mr Nov 27: 212
• Evacuation of Mexico by the French: 225
• Transmitting specimens of international coins: 241
• Date: 244
• June 12: 262
• July 18: 280
• May 27: 287
• July 22: 292
• Interview with Blaque Bey Turkish minister: 327
• Relative to diplomatic uniforms: 431
• Death of Sir F Bruce Grateful appreciation: 451
• Arbitration of the Alabama claims: 466
• Jan I: 543
• Relative to an alteration in the system: 571
• Transmitting copy of the Queens speech: 606
• 8: 613
• 200: 622
• 201: 644
• 202: 666
• Cases of Warren and Nagle: 700
• 101: 714
• 204: 715
• 116: 723

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Bibliografinė informacija

• Pavadinimas: Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs, 1 dalis; Deparment of State publication
• Autorius: United States. Department of State
• Leidėjas: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1868
• Originalas iš: Harvardo universitetas
• Pakeista skaitmenine forma: 19 sausio 2008