The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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... Seward's part , with great ability1 and unwearied zeal met as he often was , in his demands , by peremptory rebuffs from Lord John Russell . Mr. Seward , as we have seen , never remitted his efforts to secure a settlement of our claims ...
... Seward's part , with great ability1 and unwearied zeal met as he often was , in his demands , by peremptory rebuffs from Lord John Russell . Mr. Seward , as we have seen , never remitted his efforts to secure a settlement of our claims ...
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... Seward and party left San Francisco by steamer and landed at Man- zanillo in November , 1869. Thence the party , including Mr. F. W. Seward and wife , went to Colima , Guadalajara , Leon , Guanajuato , and Queretaro , which will ever be ...
... Seward and party left San Francisco by steamer and landed at Man- zanillo in November , 1869. Thence the party , including Mr. F. W. Seward and wife , went to Colima , Guadalajara , Leon , Guanajuato , and Queretaro , which will ever be ...
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... SEWARD . " A few months later an absurd rumor was started that Mr. Seward was responsi- ble for certain delays and disappointments in the prosecution of the war , and he was even accused of disloyalty . In the absence of the responsible ...
... SEWARD . " A few months later an absurd rumor was started that Mr. Seward was responsi- ble for certain delays and disappointments in the prosecution of the war , and he was even accused of disloyalty . In the absence of the responsible ...
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