Episode 2 of 2

Financial Indemnity Demand

When
20 March 1882
Where
Liberian capital
Part of
British gunboats enter Monrovia as Havelock demands Liberian territorial cession

Havelock demanded £8,500 from Liberia for injuries inflicted by tribes in the disputed area.

In addition to the territorial cession, Havelock demanded an indemnity of £8,500 to be paid to British merchants. This payment was intended to compensate for injuries inflicted by tribes inhabiting the area of the British claim.

Sources

  1. Arthur Havelock Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-03

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