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Statesman's Year-Book 1899 (1899)

“ The law of succession is the same in Sweden and Norway. In case of absolute vacancy of the throne, the two Diets assemble for the election of the future sovereign, and should they not be able to agree upon one person, an equal number of Swedish and Norwegian deputies have to meet at the city of Karlstad, in Sweden, for the appointment of the king, this nomination to be absolute. ”
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Statesman's Year-Book 1899 (1899)

“ The conditions in Cuba resulting from the long-continued civil strife of the Cubans against the Spanish government, were accompanied with a great loss of life, disturbance to commercial and industrial relations between Cuba and the United States, and considerable expense on the part of the latter in various directions. The President had called the attention of Spain to these conditions, pointing out the great injury to American trade and commerce and urging the relief of the Cubans and the granting to them certain privileges which it was thought might secure an improvement. ”
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Statesman's Year-Book 1899 (1899)

“ The quantities in the Customs' returns are most exactly given for imports. For the quantities of exports the statements of exporters are relied on. Imports are recorded as from the country of the last port of shipment, and exports as to the country which is their immediate destination. The figures record the special trade. The returns of the trade between Sweden and Norway may be considered as not corresponding with the real commerce. ”
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