 | Henry Clay - 1827 - 452 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs, from the aggressor, such was the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...are we told by the president in his message, at the commencement of congress? That Spain had procrastinated, and we acquiesced in her procrastination.... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1842 - 518 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs from the aggressor, such was the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...are we told by the President, in his message at the commencement of Congress? That Spain had procrastinated, and we acquiesced in her procrastination.... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1842 - 576 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs from the aggressor, such is the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...are we told by the President in his message at the commencement of Congress ? That Spain had procrastinated, and we acquiesced in her procrastination.... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 624 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs from the aggressor, such is the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...are we told by the president, in his message at the commencement of congress? That Spain had procrastinated, and we acquiesced in her procrastination.... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 1144 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs from the aggressor, such is the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...justice at her hands, in a firm and decided tone. J'inn1 is precisely what Spain now most wants. Yet what are we told by the President in his message... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 630 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs from the aggressor, such is the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home, by the wars which have desolated thepeninsula ; with a foreign war, calling for infinitely more resources, in men and money, than she... | |
 | Calvin Colton - 1846 - 526 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs from the aggressor, such is the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...are we told by the president, in his message at the commencement of Congress ? That Spain had procrastinated, and we acquiesced in her procrastination.... | |
 | Epes Sargent - 1852 - 498 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indeumity for past wrongs from the aggressor, such is the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...the wars which have desolated the Peninsula ; with a forcign war, ealling for infinitely more resources, in men and money, than she ean possibly command,... | |
 | United States. Congress - 1854 - 708 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs, from the aggressor, euch was the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...Time is precisely what Spain now most wants. Yet what were we told by the President, in his Message, at the commencement of Congress ? That Spain had procrastinated,... | |
 | United States. Congress - 1854 - 716 страница
...demand, on the part of an injured nation, of indemnity for past wrongs, from the aggressor, such was the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home,...Time is precisely what Spain now most wants. Yet what were we told by the President, in his Message, at the commencement of Congress ? That Spain had procrastinated,... | |
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... the present time. Impoverished and exhausted at home, by the wars which have desolated the peninsula; with a foreign war, calling for infinitely more resources, in men and money, than she can possibly command, this is the auspicious period for insisting... 
