The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... require the energies and sacrifices of generations to remove . But this evil , great as it might be , would be one of the smallest resulting from a war . The destruction of our property - the loss of our com- merce with other nations ...
... require the energies and sacrifices of generations to remove . But this evil , great as it might be , would be one of the smallest resulting from a war . The destruction of our property - the loss of our com- merce with other nations ...
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... require peace , and no reason now exists or can arise from our present action why these relations should be dis- turbed . Gentlemen have pointed us to England , to her extensive warlike preparations , her steam- ers of war , and the ...
... require peace , and no reason now exists or can arise from our present action why these relations should be dis- turbed . Gentlemen have pointed us to England , to her extensive warlike preparations , her steam- ers of war , and the ...
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... require us to risk all these conse- quences by precipitate action at this time ? And here I beg leave to remark , once for all , that I do not wish to be understood as indifferent to the preservation of our rights in Oregon ; and hence ...
... require us to risk all these conse- quences by precipitate action at this time ? And here I beg leave to remark , once for all , that I do not wish to be understood as indifferent to the preservation of our rights in Oregon ; and hence ...
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