The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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... received a signal illus tration in the acquisition of Alaska . Believing that a further step 1 See despatches to Mr. Campbell , U. S. Minister to Mexico . 2 See page 540 . 3 General Grant was elected President , receiving 214 electoral ...
... received a signal illus tration in the acquisition of Alaska . Believing that a further step 1 See despatches to Mr. Campbell , U. S. Minister to Mexico . 2 See page 540 . 3 General Grant was elected President , receiving 214 electoral ...
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... received . I commend and thank you for the useful and very interesting details concerning the ways of that offender which you have given me . Among the papers which accompany the despatch is a memoran- dum , which is inscribed " A copy ...
... received . I commend and thank you for the useful and very interesting details concerning the ways of that offender which you have given me . Among the papers which accompany the despatch is a memoran- dum , which is inscribed " A copy ...
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... received and submitted to the President . The steps to which it refers , towards reorganizing the government of Florida , seem to be in the main judicious , and good results from them may be hoped for . The presumption to which the ...
... received and submitted to the President . The steps to which it refers , towards reorganizing the government of Florida , seem to be in the main judicious , and good results from them may be hoped for . The presumption to which the ...
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