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1ST See also: British diplomatist, son of the preceding, was See also: born at See also: Lymington on the 26th of See also: April 1817
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He entered the See also: diplomatic service, and in 1859–1864 was British See also: minister at See also: Washington, where, after the outbreak of the See also: Civil War, the extremely important negotiations connected with the arrest of the Confederate envoys on See also: board the British See also: mail-steamer "Trent" devolved upon him
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After a brief service at Constantinople, he succeeded See also: Lord See also: Cowley at the See also: Paris See also: embassy in 1867
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In the war of 187o he used his best efforts as a mediator, and accompanied the provisional See also: government to See also: Tours
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He continued to hold his See also: post with universal acceptance until See also: November 1887
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He died on the 5th of See also: December 1887, when the title became See also: extinct
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