939, No.159.Russell to Lyons, April 3, 1864.)] [Footnote 1021: _Parliamentary Papers_, 1864, _Commons_, LXII.
"Correspondence respecting iron-clad vessels building at Birkenhead."] [Footnote 1022: See next chapter.] [Footnote 1023: State Department, Eng., Vol.

83, No.

452, and No.

453 with enclosure.

Adams to Seward, July 16, 1863.] [Footnote 1024: Rhodes, IV, 381.] [Footnote 1025: Many of these details were unknown at the time so that on the face of the documents then available, and for long afterwards, there appeared ground for believing that Adams' final protests of September 3 and 5 had forced Russell to yield.