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Page 373
... French province of Louisiana , was French ; but so was St. Louis , then as now an im- portant trading post , situated a thousand miles above New Orleans , on the Mississippi River . With the annexation of Louisiana to the United States ...
... French province of Louisiana , was French ; but so was St. Louis , then as now an im- portant trading post , situated a thousand miles above New Orleans , on the Mississippi River . With the annexation of Louisiana to the United States ...
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... French invasion the persons before referred to deemed the moment to have arrived for making an ap peal to the people of Mexico in favor of monarchy . Mr. Drouyn de I'Huys remarks that the French government did not deem it a duty to ...
... French invasion the persons before referred to deemed the moment to have arrived for making an ap peal to the people of Mexico in favor of monarchy . Mr. Drouyn de I'Huys remarks that the French government did not deem it a duty to ...
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... French government will immediately come upon the ground of non - intervention in regard to Mexico which is held by the United States . Doubts have been entertained and expressed in some quarters upon the question whether the French ...
... French government will immediately come upon the ground of non - intervention in regard to Mexico which is held by the United States . Doubts have been entertained and expressed in some quarters upon the question whether the French ...
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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