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Page 692
... port of Havana . The admission of the pirate Florida into port at the Havana , and stoppage of the United States despatch - boat Reaney by a Spanish frigate . Change in the ministry in Spain . The prohibition of United States vessels ...
... port of Havana . The admission of the pirate Florida into port at the Havana , and stoppage of the United States despatch - boat Reaney by a Spanish frigate . Change in the ministry in Spain . The prohibition of United States vessels ...
Page 700
... ports . Proposed re - establishment of the port of Berenice , on the Red Sea . Dec. 2 The cotton supply . The proposed railway from Cairo to the Red Sea . Reciprocal good wishes between the government of Egypt and of the United States ...
... ports . Proposed re - establishment of the port of Berenice , on the Red Sea . Dec. 2 The cotton supply . The proposed railway from Cairo to the Red Sea . Reciprocal good wishes between the government of Egypt and of the United States ...
Page 721
... Port Royal , and Memphis were open for the exportation of cotton by all persons , and that purchasers could make ... ports to a great extent illusory . Will you be pleased to say what is the exact condition of things on this subject ? I ...
... Port Royal , and Memphis were open for the exportation of cotton by all persons , and that purchasers could make ... ports to a great extent illusory . Will you be pleased to say what is the exact condition of things on this subject ? I ...
Page 725
... ports . Mr. Drouyn de l'Huys , while not questioning our right to issue letters of marque , seemed , I thought , to deprecate it as an act uncalled for under existing circumstances , and calculated to produce troublesome complications ...
... ports . Mr. Drouyn de l'Huys , while not questioning our right to issue letters of marque , seemed , I thought , to deprecate it as an act uncalled for under existing circumstances , and calculated to produce troublesome complications ...
Page 727
... port either for repairs after her accident , or for shipping additional men and an increased armament . The London ... ports , and all assistance or facilities to be obtained in such ports or waters should be denied to her . I told him ...
... port either for repairs after her accident , or for shipping additional men and an increased armament . The London ... ports , and all assistance or facilities to be obtained in such ports or waters should be denied to her . I told him ...
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