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    Claim of N. J. Moosa, a British subject.
    Published 1937
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    Henry Cronchey -- a British subject. Letter from the Secretary of State, transmitting the memorial of Henry Cronchey, a British subject, praying compensation for extra services, &c.
    Published 1856
    “...Documents on compensation of Henry Cronchey, British subject, for extra services in office...”
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    Claim of Hon. James Crooks, a British subject. Message from the President of the United States, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State in relation to the claim of the late Hon. James Crooks, a British subject, for the seizure of the schooner Lord Nelson, in 1812.
    Published 1886
    “...Presidential message transmitting report on claim of James Crooks, British subject, for seizure...”
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    Correspondence between the State Department and the British legation, relative to the claim of the widow of the late Andrew Cunningham, a British subject, improperly enlisted into the military service of the United States.
    Published 1866
    “... Cunningham, British subject, improperly enlisted in military service of United States...”
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    Letter from the Secretary of State to the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, transmitting correspondence relating to the claim of Charles Allen, a British subject, for compensation for injuries done his property near Vicksburg.
    Published 1866
    “...Correspondence on claim of Charles Allen, British subject, for compensation for injuries done his...”
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    Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting a communication from the Secretary of the Navy, with its inclosures, looking to an appropriation for the relief of Joseph Fernandez, a British subject residing at Key West, Fla.
    Published 1892
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    Correspondence of the Secretary of State, with the British minister at Washington, upon the subject of the claims of Thomas Miller and William Fisher, British subjects, on account of an alleged illegal arrest.
    Published 1866
    “..., British subjects, on alleged illegal arrest...”
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    John Potts.
    Published 1886
    “...Settlement of claim of John Potts, British subject residing in Mexico...”
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    James and William Crooks.
    Published 1888
    “...Relief of James Crooks and William Crooks, British subjects, owners of schooner Lord Nelson...”
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    James and William Crooks, of Canada.
    Published 1887
    “...Claim of late James Crooks and William Crooks, British subjects, for seizure of schooner Lord...”
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    James and William Crooks, of Canada.
    Published 1891
    “...Relief of James Crooks and William Crooks, British subjects, owners of schooner Lord Nelson seized...”
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