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Page 258
... desire that Mr. Thouvenel may be informed that this government cannot but regard any communications held by the French government , even though unofficial , with the agents of the Insurrectionary movement in this country as ...
... desire that Mr. Thouvenel may be informed that this government cannot but regard any communications held by the French government , even though unofficial , with the agents of the Insurrectionary movement in this country as ...
Page 293
... desire of the United States that the internal differences existing in this country may be confined within our own borders . I do not suffer myself for a moment to doubt that Great Britain has a desire that we may be successful in ...
... desire of the United States that the internal differences existing in this country may be confined within our own borders . I do not suffer myself for a moment to doubt that Great Britain has a desire that we may be successful in ...
Page 472
... desires in regard to the future of Mexico is not the conquest of Mexico , or any part of it , or the aggrandizement of the United States by pur- chases of land or dominion , but , on the other hand , they desire to see the people of ...
... desires in regard to the future of Mexico is not the conquest of Mexico , or any part of it , or the aggrandizement of the United States by pur- chases of land or dominion , but , on the other hand , they desire to see the people of ...
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ence form an important contribution to the literature of American | 9 |
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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