The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United StatesGales and Seaton, 1855 |
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... colonies to retire thence to the distance of twenty leagues . This , it is presumed , has been done under a construction of the late Treaty of Peace , which , by being silent on the subject , left that important interest to rest on the ...
... colonies to retire thence to the distance of twenty leagues . This , it is presumed , has been done under a construction of the late Treaty of Peace , which , by being silent on the subject , left that important interest to rest on the ...
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... colonies by American vessels ostensibly engaged in the fishing trade , to the great injury of the British revenue . been delayed by an illness which , for several weeks , disabled me from writing . Reply to the note of Lord Bathurst ...
... colonies by American vessels ostensibly engaged in the fishing trade , to the great injury of the British revenue . been delayed by an illness which , for several weeks , disabled me from writing . Reply to the note of Lord Bathurst ...
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... colonies ; but whether it authorizes such an arrangement as will be useful and satisfactory to us , I am as yet uninformed . Extract of a letter from Mr. Monroe to Mr. Adams . Mr. Monroe to Mr. Adams . DEPARTMENT OF STATE , Feb. 27 ...
... colonies ; but whether it authorizes such an arrangement as will be useful and satisfactory to us , I am as yet uninformed . Extract of a letter from Mr. Monroe to Mr. Adams . Mr. Monroe to Mr. Adams . DEPARTMENT OF STATE , Feb. 27 ...
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... colonies in the West Indies , and upon the questions relating to neutral interests during maritime war . They may profess to be willing to receive specific proposals relative to seamen , and to our inland intercourse with their colonies ...
... colonies in the West Indies , and upon the questions relating to neutral interests during maritime war . They may profess to be willing to receive specific proposals relative to seamen , and to our inland intercourse with their colonies ...
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... colonies , from the United States , of whatever articles she may think fit ; but that the commerce which , for their and her own advan- tage , Great Britain allows between them and the United States , should be placed on the same ...
... colonies , from the United States , of whatever articles she may think fit ; but that the commerce which , for their and her own advan- tage , Great Britain allows between them and the United States , should be placed on the same ...
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