The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... called Prince William's Sound , which is in the sixty - first degree , is acknowledged to be- Compared with this ancient claim of Spain , ac- quiesced in by all European nations for centuries , the claim of Great Britain , founded on ...
... called Prince William's Sound , which is in the sixty - first degree , is acknowledged to be- Compared with this ancient claim of Spain , ac- quiesced in by all European nations for centuries , the claim of Great Britain , founded on ...
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... called This ( which was called neither of which places the western boundary be- 27th Congress , ) there appears a similar deficiency the " military argument " ) was advanced , I believe , yond the Nueces . This is also admitted by Tex ...
... called This ( which was called neither of which places the western boundary be- 27th Congress , ) there appears a similar deficiency the " military argument " ) was advanced , I believe , yond the Nueces . This is also admitted by Tex ...
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... called for by any new or pressing exigencies ; it was not called for Government at the time ; it was not called for to repel invasion , for none was then offered ; it was not called for to " protect our own or the rights of Texas ...
... called for by any new or pressing exigencies ; it was not called for Government at the time ; it was not called for to repel invasion , for none was then offered ; it was not called for to " protect our own or the rights of Texas ...
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