History of the Republic of the United States of America: As Traced in the Writings of Alexander Hamilton and of His Contemporaries, Volume 3D. Appleton, 1859 - United States |
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... commerce with Spain - Jay's report - Madison proposes Jefferson's special mission to Spain - Defeated - Hamilton asserts right of free navigation of Mississippi - British policy - Mission of Adams - His views , discontent , and return ...
... commerce with Spain - Jay's report - Madison proposes Jefferson's special mission to Spain - Defeated - Hamilton asserts right of free navigation of Mississippi - British policy - Mission of Adams - His views , discontent , and return ...
Page vii
... Commerce - Collection of Revenue - Advocacy of Constitution by Cotesworth Pinckney - Convention meets and ratifies Constitution -Celebration in Charleston . CHAPTER LII . • Virginia - Her opinions - Washington to Patrick Henry ...
... Commerce - Collection of Revenue - Advocacy of Constitution by Cotesworth Pinckney - Convention meets and ratifies Constitution -Celebration in Charleston . CHAPTER LII . • Virginia - Her opinions - Washington to Patrick Henry ...
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... To give effect to this arrangement , the chamber of commerce , on the 4th of May , 1784 , adopted a regulation fixing a tariff of values to another subject . After mentioning an intended visit to 48 [ 1784 . THE REPUBLIC .
... To give effect to this arrangement , the chamber of commerce , on the 4th of May , 1784 , adopted a regulation fixing a tariff of values to another subject . After mentioning an intended visit to 48 [ 1784 . THE REPUBLIC .
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... commerce with all parts of the British dominions and possessions , in like manner as all parts of the United States may be opened to a direct commerce of British subjects ; or at least , that such direct commerce be extended to all ...
... commerce with all parts of the British dominions and possessions , in like manner as all parts of the United States may be opened to a direct commerce of British subjects ; or at least , that such direct commerce be extended to all ...
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... commerce , where it will be once served . It is very certain that we shall never be a match for European statesmen in such accomplishments for negotiation , any more than , I must and will add , they will equal us in any solid abilities ...
... commerce , where it will be once served . It is very certain that we shall never be a match for European statesmen in such accomplishments for negotiation , any more than , I must and will add , they will equal us in any solid abilities ...
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