The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... claim to territory west of the Rocky mountains , as appertaining to the territory of Louisiana , that claim , whatever it might be , was necessarily trans- ferred to Spain when Louisiana was ceded to that power in 1762 , and of course ...
... claim to territory west of the Rocky mountains , as appertaining to the territory of Louisiana , that claim , whatever it might be , was necessarily trans- ferred to Spain when Louisiana was ceded to that power in 1762 , and of course ...
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... claim were made before as soon as I have finished the references which I the Florida treaty had transferred to us " the propose to submit , to consider how far that circum - rights , claims , and pretensions " of Spain . Does stance ...
... claim were made before as soon as I have finished the references which I the Florida treaty had transferred to us " the propose to submit , to consider how far that circum - rights , claims , and pretensions " of Spain . Does stance ...
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... claim of Spain . These discoveries were made and settlements form- ed by the United States , and by virtue of them we claim title now . The Senator from New York , [ Mr. Dix , ] in tra- cing the history of the Spanish title , very truly ...
... claim of Spain . These discoveries were made and settlements form- ed by the United States , and by virtue of them we claim title now . The Senator from New York , [ Mr. Dix , ] in tra- cing the history of the Spanish title , very truly ...
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