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Page 760
... command . There is much force in the suggestion , as applied to this government , which is so emphatically a military power . You will put upon this conversation as to Mexico your own construction , and draw your own inferences . It ...
... command . There is much force in the suggestion , as applied to this government , which is so emphatically a military power . You will put upon this conversation as to Mexico your own construction , and draw your own inferences . It ...
Page 787
... commands the Southerner , and has been for several years employed by Messrs . Wilson & Co. I think this information , which I have not the slightest reason to doubt , will quiet our apprehensions concerning this vessel , at least until ...
... commands the Southerner , and has been for several years employed by Messrs . Wilson & Co. I think this information , which I have not the slightest reason to doubt , will quiet our apprehensions concerning this vessel , at least until ...
Page 804
... command a single port , the right of an ocean belligerent . Thus encouraged by foreign powers , they began to build and fit out in neutral ports a class of vessels constructed mainly for speed , and whose acknowledged mission is not to ...
... command a single port , the right of an ocean belligerent . Thus encouraged by foreign powers , they began to build and fit out in neutral ports a class of vessels constructed mainly for speed , and whose acknowledged mission is not to ...
Page 816
... thousand eight hundred dollars . That on the 28th day of August last , a col- umn of United States troops , under the command of Colonel Thomas and Cap- tain Grout , took from him by force those seventy 816 ANNUAL MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT .
... thousand eight hundred dollars . That on the 28th day of August last , a col- umn of United States troops , under the command of Colonel Thomas and Cap- tain Grout , took from him by force those seventy 816 ANNUAL MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT .
Page 818
... command or direction given by the officer , but even without any interference made by himself or by any of the forces constituting the expedition . It is also stated by the military authorities that they received only one of the ...
... command or direction given by the officer , but even without any interference made by himself or by any of the forces constituting the expedition . It is also stated by the military authorities that they received only one of the ...
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