The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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Page vii
... Cause of the War - Mr . Marsh - Italy - The Union a Necessity - Mr. Fogg - Switzer- land - Recognition to be Prevented - Mr. Dayton - France - Mr. Pike - Nether- lands - Mr. Adams - Great Britain - Mediation Inadmissible Mr. Dickinson ...
... Cause of the War - Mr . Marsh - Italy - The Union a Necessity - Mr. Fogg - Switzer- land - Recognition to be Prevented - Mr. Dayton - France - Mr. Pike - Nether- lands - Mr. Adams - Great Britain - Mediation Inadmissible Mr. Dickinson ...
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... cause of in- dependence not unlike those Mr. Seward so often had occasion to remove or allay . In a letter to the Count de Vergennes , dated July , 1780 , Mr. Adams says : " Most people in Europe have wondered at the inactivity of the ...
... cause of in- dependence not unlike those Mr. Seward so often had occasion to remove or allay . In a letter to the Count de Vergennes , dated July , 1780 , Mr. Adams says : " Most people in Europe have wondered at the inactivity of the ...
Page 19
... villany . The Spanish police pursued him . His arrest and trial in Cuba would cause the release from bondage of the three hundred negroes . No treaty of extradition existed at the time EXTRADITION . 19 - SLAVE - TRADERS .
... villany . The Spanish police pursued him . His arrest and trial in Cuba would cause the release from bondage of the three hundred negroes . No treaty of extradition existed at the time EXTRADITION . 19 - SLAVE - TRADERS .
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... cause the arrest and surrender of the great criminal , a fugitive from justice . He was , nevertheless , arrested in the City of New York by the United States Marshal . The Spanish Minister at Washington was in- formed by Mr. Seward ...
... cause the arrest and surrender of the great criminal , a fugitive from justice . He was , nevertheless , arrested in the City of New York by the United States Marshal . The Spanish Minister at Washington was in- formed by Mr. Seward ...
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... cause of free- dom ; a statesman who recognized his responsibility to a higher law than that of state necessity , and who yet endeavored to secure the blessings of liberty to all by peaceful methods , and to obtain for all the ...
... cause of free- dom ; a statesman who recognized his responsibility to a higher law than that of state necessity , and who yet endeavored to secure the blessings of liberty to all by peaceful methods , and to obtain for all the ...
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