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Page 710
... believe that inter- ested sympathizers with the insurrection in this country have reported to the French governmnent that it would find a party here disposed to accept its mediation or intervention . I understand that they reckon upon a ...
... believe that inter- ested sympathizers with the insurrection in this country have reported to the French governmnent that it would find a party here disposed to accept its mediation or intervention . I understand that they reckon upon a ...
Page 711
... believe that a land and naval force , under direction of General McClernand , has ascended the White river from the post of Arkan- sas . The same forces which carried the latter important point so brilliantly are understood to have been ...
... believe that a land and naval force , under direction of General McClernand , has ascended the White river from the post of Arkan- sas . The same forces which carried the latter important point so brilliantly are understood to have been ...
Page 718
... believe that arrangements have been made with the house of Erlanger & Co. , Frankfort , for a loan to the confederates of £ 3,000,000 , to be secured by a pledge of cotton to an extent vastly disproportionate to the amount of the loan ...
... believe that arrangements have been made with the house of Erlanger & Co. , Frankfort , for a loan to the confederates of £ 3,000,000 , to be secured by a pledge of cotton to an extent vastly disproportionate to the amount of the loan ...
Page 723
... believe the whole loan a pretence , and that nothing has been or will be advanced upon it . But the preceding suggestion is probably the true one . I am , sir , your obedient servant , Hon . WILLIAM H. SEWARD , Secretary of State , & c ...
... believe the whole loan a pretence , and that nothing has been or will be advanced upon it . But the preceding suggestion is probably the true one . I am , sir , your obedient servant , Hon . WILLIAM H. SEWARD , Secretary of State , & c ...
Page 725
... believe it would be possible to keep the peace between the two countries . I told him that a foreign war would affect us principally through our commerce , and if this were to be cut up and destroyed by the indirect action of Great ...
... believe it would be possible to keep the peace between the two countries . I told him that a foreign war would affect us principally through our commerce , and if this were to be cut up and destroyed by the indirect action of Great ...
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