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... is that from Guasacualco to Tehuantepec . f Should this isthmus become the
connecting point , it will be a subject of great interest to the United States . New
Orleans or Havanna , will then probably be the great mart of the East India trade .
... is that from Guasacualco to Tehuantepec . f Should this isthmus become the
connecting point , it will be a subject of great interest to the United States . New
Orleans or Havanna , will then probably be the great mart of the East India trade .
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I am not to be understood to convey an idea , that the people are not , when
viewed with the eyes of a citizen of the United States , superstitious ; they are only
somewhat less superstitious than formerly . It is however a singular fact , that the
...
I am not to be understood to convey an idea , that the people are not , when
viewed with the eyes of a citizen of the United States , superstitious ; they are only
somewhat less superstitious than formerly . It is however a singular fact , that the
...
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be expected in such a case ; and his majesty hopes that the minister of the United
States will take such measures on it , that those officers shall be properly repre .
hended for this act of excess , and that the commander of the frigate will set at ...
be expected in such a case ; and his majesty hopes that the minister of the United
States will take such measures on it , that those officers shall be properly repre .
hended for this act of excess , and that the commander of the frigate will set at ...
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United States . He spoke of Artigas as an atrocious savage , and stated a recent
instance of his treatment to our prisoners ; that his people were like all other
savages , entirely insensible to the feelings of humanity . He spoke in a manner
not ...
United States . He spoke of Artigas as an atrocious savage , and stated a recent
instance of his treatment to our prisoners ; that his people were like all other
savages , entirely insensible to the feelings of humanity . He spoke in a manner
not ...
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The price of printing is , notwithstanding , at least three times higher than in the
United States : but as there is no trade , or intercourse with Spain , all school
books used in the country , some of them original , are published at Buenos
Ayres ; the ...
The price of printing is , notwithstanding , at least three times higher than in the
United States : but as there is no trade , or intercourse with Spain , all school
books used in the country , some of them original , are published at Buenos
Ayres ; the ...
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appearance Artigas authority better Brazil Buenos Ayres called carried cause character chief Chili circumstance civil classes climate coast colonies command commerce common congress considerable considered continually duty effect Entre Rios equal established Europe European exception expected fact force furnish give greater habits head hundred idea important independence Indians Indies inhabitants interest kind king known land least less manner means miles mind mines Monte Video mountains native nature object observed officers Oriental passed persons Peru plains Plata political population Portuguese possession present principal probably produce provinces received respect river scarcely seemed seen ship side situation South America Spain Spaniards Spanish supply taken thing thought thousand tion town trade United vessels whole
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Страница ii - In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled, « An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned.
Страница xiv - Wha will be a traitor knave? Wha can fill a coward's grave? Wha sae base as be a slave? Let him turn and flee! Wha for Scotland's king and law Freedom's sword will strongly draw, Freeman stand or freeman fa', Let him follow me!
Страница 332 - It is not very unusual for the same countryman, who, a few years ago, never troubled himself about anything beyond the narrow circle of his domestic concerns, to purchase a newspaper on coming to town, as a matter of course, and, if unable to read, to request the first one he meets to do him that favor.
Страница 333 - There was at one time a positive law passed, forbidding any one to become a monk or a nun ; but they were obliged to repeal it, and it was afterwards passed with some modifications. The restrictions substituted, aided by public opinion, have nearly produced the desired effect. Few of the youth of the country apply themselves to the study of theology, since other occupations, much more tempting to their ambition, have been opened to their choice.
Страница 325 - Brazils, they receive sugar, coffee, cotton, and rum. From the north of Europe they receive steel and iron, and from France a number of articles of its manufacture. Their foreign commerce is principally carried on by British capitalists, though there are some Americans, a few French, and other foreign merchants, also settled at Buenos Ayres; they are all placed, I believe, on the same footing of equality.
Страница 327 - Mr. Tagle expressed himself perfectly satisfied, and he disclaimed for his government, any privity or participation in the lodgments made at those places, by persons acting in the name of the patriots of South America. In reference to the acts of...
Страница 321 - The inhabitants of this place appear to be an amiable, and interesting people. They are considered brave and humane, possessing intelligence, capable of great exertions and perseverance, and manifesting a cheerful devotion to the cause of freedom and independence.
Страница 327 - ... redress the injured individuals. He professed his readiness to adopt any measures that would more effectually prevent a recurrence of such acts, in which he expressed his belief that the privateers of Buenos Ayres had rarely participated, though the character of the government had suffered from the conduct of others. He stated that they had on one occasion sent out some of their public vessels to examine all cruisers wearing the Buenos Ayrean flag, to see that they were lawfully commissioned,...
Страница 189 - ... Midshipman Baldwin, all behaved well, and gave evidence of their making valuable officers. The Saratoga was twice set on fire by hot shot from the enemy's ship. I close, sir, this communication with feelings of gratitude for the able support I received from every officer and man attached to the squadron which I have the honor to command. I have the honor to be, With great respect, sir, Your most obedient servant, T.
Страница 346 - ... it would not be adopted, upon the ground that it was not so well calculated as a national government, to provide for the common defence, the great object now in view. The same general reason may be urged perhaps, for giving to the latter, should it be adopted, less of a republican character than probably would have been given to it, in more quiet and peaceful times. There is danger too, as the power of forming and adopting the constitution is placed in the hands...
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| Наслов | Voyage to South America: Performed by Order of the American Government, in the Years 1817 and 1818, in the Frigate Congress, Том 1 Том 1 књиге Voyage to South America, Henry Marie Brackenridge Voyage to South America: Performed by Order of the American Government, in the Years 1817 and 1818, in the Frigate Congress, United States. Commission to Investigate the Spanish Provinces of South America |
| Аутор | Henry Marie Brackenridge |
| Сарадник | United States. Commission to Investigate the Spanish Provinces of South America |
| Издавач | author, John D. Toy, printer, 1819 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет Оксфорд |
| Дигитализовано | 5 дец 2007 |
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