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Page 270
... course in regard to the despatch from France , that you may communicate them to the French government , if you shall find it necessary or expedient . Some time ago we learned through our legation at St. Petersburg that an understanding ...
... course in regard to the despatch from France , that you may communicate them to the French government , if you shall find it necessary or expedient . Some time ago we learned through our legation at St. Petersburg that an understanding ...
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... course concerning the insurrection which has occurred in this country , involving the ques- tion of recognizing the independence of a revolutionary organization , we instructed you to inform the British government that we had expected ...
... course concerning the insurrection which has occurred in this country , involving the ques- tion of recognizing the independence of a revolutionary organization , we instructed you to inform the British government that we had expected ...
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... course as to recognition , whatever that course might be . The United States Minister , of course unprepared with instructions to meet these revelations , certainly unlooked for here , replied that his appointed successor , Mr. Adams ...
... course as to recognition , whatever that course might be . The United States Minister , of course unprepared with instructions to meet these revelations , certainly unlooked for here , replied that his appointed successor , Mr. Adams ...
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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