The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... settle , except ' for temporary purposes , to the south of the Spanish ' settlements , or in the intervals between them , if they happened to be distant . We had obtained an ' admission of our right to settle to the north , and ' even ...
... settle , except ' for temporary purposes , to the south of the Spanish ' settlements , or in the intervals between them , if they happened to be distant . We had obtained an ' admission of our right to settle to the north , and ' even ...
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... settle this boundary , but they never will unless they give this notice ; everything depends upon it . Give the no- tice , and you will settle your boundary ; neglect to give it , and you will be begging and supplicating Great Britain ...
... settle this boundary , but they never will unless they give this notice ; everything depends upon it . Give the no- tice , and you will settle your boundary ; neglect to give it , and you will be begging and supplicating Great Britain ...
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... settle it ? I do not think that we have such a right , unless we dis- regard the convention on the ground that it has been already violated by Great Britain ; then we may go on and settle it , and build forts , and extend in fact , at ...
... settle it ? I do not think that we have such a right , unless we dis- regard the convention on the ground that it has been already violated by Great Britain ; then we may go on and settle it , and build forts , and extend in fact , at ...
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