The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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... prepared to acquiesce . The action of the caucus was the more un- reasonable in this case , because the Secretary of State was in no wise responsible for the military disasters . Rather than consent to the proposed change , the whole ...
... prepared to acquiesce . The action of the caucus was the more un- reasonable in this case , because the Secretary of State was in no wise responsible for the military disasters . Rather than consent to the proposed change , the whole ...
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... preparing to violate the law be prevented , so far as the law may allow , from leaving British ports to prosecute their work of devastation . The President is not prepared to believe that the judiciary of Great Britain will , with well ...
... preparing to violate the law be prevented , so far as the law may allow , from leaving British ports to prosecute their work of devastation . The President is not prepared to believe that the judiciary of Great Britain will , with well ...
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... prepared by the same British subjects in a British port , to be placed on board to complete her preparation for that career ; that when she was ready and her armament and equipment were equally ready , she was clandestinely and by ...
... prepared by the same British subjects in a British port , to be placed on board to complete her preparation for that career ; that when she was ready and her armament and equipment were equally ready , she was clandestinely and by ...
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