Papers Relating to the Treaty of Washington, Volume 3

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1873

I	1

This aid was organized systematic and official	13

Sales of arms and contraband of	23

Disinclination of Parliament to legislate on the subject	32

Its relevancy denied	38

STATEMENT OF SOME GENERAL FACTS PERTINENT TO THE INQUIRY	52

ARGUMENT OF MR EVARTS C Continued	56

THE ALABAMAContinued	57

ARGUMENT OF SUMMARY C Continued	282

Charge that the crews of certain vessels were partly composed of British	290

Complaint as to hospitalities accorded to Confederate cruisers in British	303

ANNEX A COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN GOV	309

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE BOARD	315

FURTHER NOTE ON THE CLAIM PRESENTED BY THE GOVERN	350

SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENTS OR ARGUMENTS MADE BY THE	371

ARGUMENT OF SIR ROUNDELL PALMERContinued	373

THE ALABAMA	80

Mr Adams instructs the Consul to continue to collect proof	87

32	92

VIIITHE Georgia	104

At Cherbourg	110

THE SUMTER THE NASHVILLE THE RETRIBUTION THE TALLAHASSEE	135

The Tallahassee	143

THE FAILURE OF GREAT BRITAIN TO FULFILL ITS DUTIES AS ESTAB	159

34	171

XIIINATURE AND AMOUNT OF DAMAGES CLAIMED BY THE UNITED STATES	186

XIIINATURE AND AMOUNT OF DAMAGES C Continued	190

NATURE AND AMOUNT OF DAMAGES C continued	205

Expedition of Miranda	206

NOTE A OBSERVATIONS ON CERTAIN SPECIAL CRITICISMS IN THE BRITISH	226

NOTE B EXTRACTS C Continued	231

The course of Great Britain as a belligerent toward neutrals	239

MEMORANDUM OF CORRESPONDENCE AND DOCUMENTS RELATING	242

CONSIDERATION OF THE CLAIMS ARISING IN THE DESTRUCTION	248

Claims of the officers and crews	255

Nature of the Argument on the part of Great Britain	263

British law and powers of the Executive in Great Britain	269

The Alabama	276

The Georgia	281

ARGUMENT OF SIR ROUNDELL PALMER ON THE QUESTION OF DUE	385

General obligations of neutrals	388

They followed up all information received by proper inquiries	413

Of the suggestion that the belief of the consuls of the United	420

The alleged duty of pursuit The Terceira expedition	426

On supplies of coal to Confederate vessels in British ports	433

agreement	440

Due diligence	443

Effect of the words reasonable ground to believe	450

The applicability of the rule to the Georgia and the Shenandoah	458

The question of the use of the neutral port as a base of hostile opera	464

The arming and equipping the cruisers forbidden by the law of nations	471

Preventive and punitive powers of each Government	477

The Terceira affair	483

REPLY OF MR WAITE TO THE ARGUMENT OF SIR ROUNDELL PALMER	513

VIIARGUMENT OF SIR ROUNDELL PALMER ON THE QUESTION OF THE	520

VIIIOBSERVATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE TRIBUNAL BY MR CUSHING IN	532

ARGUMENT OF SIR ROUNDELL PALMER ON THE SPECIAL QUESTION AS	541

ARGUMENT OF SIR ROUNDELL PALMER ON THE CLAIM OF THE UNITED	550

REPLY ON THE PART OF THE UNITED STATES TO THE ARGUMENT OF	568

COMPARATIVE TABLES PRESENTED BY THE AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES	579

TABLES PRESENTED BY THE AGENT OF HER BRITANNIC MAJESTY ON	610

REPLY OF THE AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO THE NEW MATTER INTRO	633

Title	Papers Relating to the Treaty of Washington, Volume 3 Papers Relating to the Treaty of Washington, Geneva Arbitration Tribunal
Author	United States. Department of State
Contributor	Geneva Arbitration Tribunal
Publisher	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1873
Original from	National Library of the Netherlands
Digitized	24 Apr 2013

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