Nor is it known or believed that there are any claims against the Government of Venezuela having any connection with that island other than those provided for in this convention.
James Buchanan: “Nor is it known or believed that there are any claims against the Government of Venezuela having any connection with…”
On the recordJanuary 29, 1861
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