. Official history of the Russian-Japanese war; a vivid panorama of land and naval battles .. . taly to carry one question regarding the claims againstVenezuela to this court. We have also found Mexico paying a judg-ment for a very large sum of money in the case of a claim which hadbeen pending for many years. About this time the Czars brother George, who, as the next male,was heir-presumptive to the throne, died, and upon the birth of a thirddaughter, to the great disappointment of the family, the title of Czare-vitch fell provisionally to the Grand Duke Michael, third son, and young-est chil
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. Official history of the Russian-Japanese war; a vivid panorama of land and naval battles .. . taly to carry one question regarding the claims againstVenezuela to this court. We have also found Mexico paying a judg-ment for a very large sum of money in the case of a claim which hadbeen pending for many years. About this time the Czars brother George, who, as the next male, was heir-presumptive to the throne, died, and upon the birth of a thirddaughter, to the great disappointment of the family, the title of Czare-vitch fell provisionally to the Grand Duke Michael, third son, and young-est child of Alexander III. The Czar was so depressed by these familymisfortunes that it is said he actually contemplated abdication. The Absorption of Finland. In 1898 an important step was taken with relation to Finland. Thiscountry which, by racial affinity, belongs to Sweden rather than Russia, had for a long time been governed by its own constitution and legisla-tive assembly, the Czar of Russia being its Grand Duke. It is saidthat the Czars prime minister and some other members of the Imperial.