The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... discovery , exploration , and settlement . pear to be as little reconcilable with any regard for those rights while still vested in Spain , as the claim founded on discovery , exploration , and set- tlement accomplished previously to ...
... discovery , exploration , and settlement . pear to be as little reconcilable with any regard for those rights while still vested in Spain , as the claim founded on discovery , exploration , and set- tlement accomplished previously to ...
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... discovery of those important straits , by the Greek captain to which Mr. Buchanan has attached so much importance , is , at any rate , doubtful ; and this , in my judgment , shakes in no small degree , our supposed title by Spanish ...
... discovery of those important straits , by the Greek captain to which Mr. Buchanan has attached so much importance , is , at any rate , doubtful ; and this , in my judgment , shakes in no small degree , our supposed title by Spanish ...
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... discovery , territorial acquisi- tion , and the promotion of physical science , and even in indulging a morbid superstition in the prosecution of its idle vagaries . In 1512 Ponce de Leon , a Spaniard of birth and fortune , in three ...
... discovery , territorial acquisi- tion , and the promotion of physical science , and even in indulging a morbid superstition in the prosecution of its idle vagaries . In 1512 Ponce de Leon , a Spaniard of birth and fortune , in three ...
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