The Diplomacy of the United States: Being an Account of the Foreign Relations of the Country, from the First Treaty with France, in 1778, to the Present Time, Volume 2Wells and Lilly, 1828 - United States |
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... United States -- British propositions in regard to other maritime rights -- Nothing settled -- Gallatin and Rush for United States -- Robinson and Goulbourn for England- Fisheries -- Extent and boundaries regulated - Curtailed- American ...
... United States -- British propositions in regard to other maritime rights -- Nothing settled -- Gallatin and Rush for United States -- Robinson and Goulbourn for England- Fisheries -- Extent and boundaries regulated - Curtailed- American ...
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... United States - Number of slaves removed - Average and total value - England paid $ 124,960 as indemnity - Cheves and Pleasants , commissioners --Parts of United States first to abolish slave trade - United States first to declare it ...
... United States - Number of slaves removed - Average and total value - England paid $ 124,960 as indemnity - Cheves and Pleasants , commissioners --Parts of United States first to abolish slave trade - United States first to declare it ...
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... United States , provided the intercourse should be renewed between America and England , was received with great sat- isfaction by this government . An immediate answer was made by the Secretary of State , that the President would , in ...
... United States , provided the intercourse should be renewed between America and England , was received with great sat- isfaction by this government . An immediate answer was made by the Secretary of State , that the President would , in ...
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... United States , on the 10th day of June next - Now , therefore , 1 , James Madison , President of the United States , do hereby proclaim , that the orders in council , aforesaid , will have been withdrawn on the said tenth day of June ...
... United States , on the 10th day of June next - Now , therefore , 1 , James Madison , President of the United States , do hereby proclaim , that the orders in council , aforesaid , will have been withdrawn on the said tenth day of June ...
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