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Alabama claims

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Alabama claims claims made by the U.S. government against Great Britain for the damage inflicted on Northern merchant ships during the American Civil War by the Alabama and other Confederate cruisers that had been built, fitted out, and otherwise aided by British interests. William H. Seward failed to reach a settlement while he was Secretary of State. However, his successor, Hamilton Fish, brought about the Treaty of Washington (1871), which provided for arbitration. Charles Francis Adams for the United States, Alexander J. E. Cockburn for Great Britain, and three members from neutral... Read more
Alabama claims
Alabama claims made by the US against Britain for losses caused...Confederate ships, particularly the cruiser Alabama , which captured or destroyed 66 ships before...was legally liable for losses caused by the Alabama and other ships. Read more
Alabama claims
...parties signed the Treaty of Washington, which established certain wartime obligations of neutrals. The tribunal also held Britain liable for losses and awarded the U.S. damages of $15.5 million. Alabama claims Alabama claims Alabama claims Read more

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