The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United StatesGales and Seaton, 1855 |
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United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . Relations with Great Britain . clude the fishing vessels of the United States hereafter , from the liberty of fishing within one marine league of the shores of all the British ...
United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . Relations with Great Britain . clude the fishing vessels of the United States hereafter , from the liberty of fishing within one marine league of the shores of all the British ...
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United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . Relations with Great Britain . in violation of the first. If the stipulation of the treaty of 1783 was one of the conditions by which His Majesty acknow- ledged the sovereignty and ...
United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . Relations with Great Britain . in violation of the first. If the stipulation of the treaty of 1783 was one of the conditions by which His Majesty acknow- ledged the sovereignty and ...
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United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . in violation of the first article of the Treaty of Ghent , and also by an abuse of the privileges al- lowed to a flag of truce . I have the honor to be , respectfully , & c . JOHN Q ...
United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . in violation of the first article of the Treaty of Ghent , and also by an abuse of the privileges al- lowed to a flag of truce . I have the honor to be , respectfully , & c . JOHN Q ...
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United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . gence , cannot rest on any other foundation than States , recognised that nation in its former di- conventional stipulation . It is unnecessary to mensions , excepting so far as the ...
United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . gence , cannot rest on any other foundation than States , recognised that nation in its former di- conventional stipulation . It is unnecessary to mensions , excepting so far as the ...
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United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . acknowledgment is made . The war could not put an end to it , for the reason justly assigned by the American Minister , because a nation could not forfeit its sovereignty by the act ...
United States. Congress. Relations with Great Britain . acknowledgment is made . The war could not put an end to it , for the reason justly assigned by the American Minister , because a nation could not forfeit its sovereignty by the act ...
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