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George H. Williams

A Member of a Joint High Commission Which Will Treat and Discuss the Mode of Settling the Different Questions Arising Out of the Fisheries As Well As Those Which Effect the Relations of the United States Towards British Possessions in North America · 1871

George H. Williams, A Member of a Joint High Commission Which Will Treat and Discuss the Mode of Settling the Different Questions Arising Out of the Fisheries As Well As Those Which Effect the Relations of the United States Towards British Possessions in North America. The Senate voted 49–4 on the nomination on Feb 10, 1871 ().

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  • A member of a joint high commission which will treat and discuss the mode of settling the different questions arising out of the fisheries as well as those which effect the relations of the united states towards british possessions in north america
    41st Congress ·     49–4 · Feb 10, 1871

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