Annals of the Congress of the United States, Том 2;Том 18Gales and Seaton, 1852 |
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... Britain would act according the security of our merchandise and seamen , the to this declaration . About the same time , it was preservation of peace , and to prepare the country stated in the Government prints of that country for war ...
... Britain would act according the security of our merchandise and seamen , the to this declaration . About the same time , it was preservation of peace , and to prepare the country stated in the Government prints of that country for war ...
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... Britain ; and indeed the loss of trade in gen- eral by France on this account will be greater than that of Great Britain , as the former for some time past received a great proportion of her trade by the American shipping . But on the ...
... Britain ; and indeed the loss of trade in gen- eral by France on this account will be greater than that of Great Britain , as the former for some time past received a great proportion of her trade by the American shipping . But on the ...
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... Britain have been desirous of an accommodation . Mr. R. said , he had unbounded confidence in the militia , but he would refer to the militia them- selves , whether there are not places , important places within the United States and ...
... Britain have been desirous of an accommodation . Mr. R. said , he had unbounded confidence in the militia , but he would refer to the militia them- selves , whether there are not places , important places within the United States and ...
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... Britain . Sir , such a redemption as this would has one drop of American blood in him who will be worse than an expiation on the rack . It would say that our Government should have withdrawn be mean and degrading . On the other hand ...
... Britain . Sir , such a redemption as this would has one drop of American blood in him who will be worse than an expiation on the rack . It would say that our Government should have withdrawn be mean and degrading . On the other hand ...
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... Britain , in case she should take up the subject in the same point of view . But if , on the contrary , she shall view the measure as equally directed against both the rival Powers , there is no probability that we shall have war , but ...
... Britain , in case she should take up the subject in the same point of view . But if , on the contrary , she shall view the measure as equally directed against both the rival Powers , there is no probability that we shall have war , but ...
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