The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... British Government respecting the relative value and importance of the British and American claims , the American Plenipotentiary will not be surprised to hear that the undersigned does not feel at liberty to accept the proposal offered ...
... British Government respecting the relative value and importance of the British and American claims , the American Plenipotentiary will not be surprised to hear that the undersigned does not feel at liberty to accept the proposal offered ...
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... British fort there , hoist the British flag , and take possession . Martinez told them this could not be done , as the place was already occu- pied by Spain . A quarrel ensued ; the Spaniard arrested the commandant , seized the ship ...
... British fort there , hoist the British flag , and take possession . Martinez told them this could not be done , as the place was already occu- pied by Spain . A quarrel ensued ; the Spaniard arrested the commandant , seized the ship ...
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... British factory , and that cotton goods can be made cheaper here than there , as the facts of the case will show . Here let me state a fact perhaps not generally known . Our machinery is equal , if not superior , to that across the ...
... British factory , and that cotton goods can be made cheaper here than there , as the facts of the case will show . Here let me state a fact perhaps not generally known . Our machinery is equal , if not superior , to that across the ...
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