The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... sound , erected a hut , and built a vessel . This proceeding excited the jealousy of the viceroy of Mexico , who despatched three arm- ed vessels to displace the intruder . This expedi- tion arrived at Nootka sound on the 6th of May ...
... sound , erected a hut , and built a vessel . This proceeding excited the jealousy of the viceroy of Mexico , who despatched three arm- ed vessels to displace the intruder . This expedi- tion arrived at Nootka sound on the 6th of May ...
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... Sound , and which is now known as " Nootka Sound . " The English press , and the British Plen- ipotentiary here , rely on this modern discovery of England was powerful . Parliament had voted Captain Cook . Now , let us , for a moment ...
... Sound , and which is now known as " Nootka Sound . " The English press , and the British Plen- ipotentiary here , rely on this modern discovery of England was powerful . Parliament had voted Captain Cook . Now , let us , for a moment ...
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... Sound con- vention , and the voyage of Vancouver . A suffi- cient answer to the claim under Cook , is found in the well - authenticated fact , admitted by Cook himself , that prior to sailing from England an ac- count of the voyage of ...
... Sound con- vention , and the voyage of Vancouver . A suffi- cient answer to the claim under Cook , is found in the well - authenticated fact , admitted by Cook himself , that prior to sailing from England an ac- count of the voyage of ...
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