The Diplomacy of the United States. Being an Account of the Foreign Relations of the Country, from the First Treaty with France, in 1778, to the Treaty of Ghent, in 1814, with Great Britain. [By Theodore Lyman, Jr.]Wells & Lilly, 1826 - 379 Seiten |
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... Mississippi - Spain , having en- tered the coalition of '93 , unwilling to treat - Indians — Acts of hostility in Kentucky -- Short -- Viar - Jaudenes - Prince of Peace - Treaty of Basle -- Godoy -- Pinkney sent to Madrid— Treaty of San ...
... Mississippi - Spain , having en- tered the coalition of '93 , unwilling to treat - Indians — Acts of hostility in Kentucky -- Short -- Viar - Jaudenes - Prince of Peace - Treaty of Basle -- Godoy -- Pinkney sent to Madrid— Treaty of San ...
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... . The boundary of the Mississippi to the west , and the free navigation of that river to its mouth ; were , at the time of this treaty , indispensable to the proper independence and the full enjoyment of the great ( 107 )
... . The boundary of the Mississippi to the west , and the free navigation of that river to its mouth ; were , at the time of this treaty , indispensable to the proper independence and the full enjoyment of the great ( 107 )
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... Mississippi , and the persons by whom the discovery was made , have been matters of controversy . But we shall not enter into that subject . The country , now called Louisiana , originally belonged to France , but by a secret compact ...
... Mississippi , and the persons by whom the discovery was made , have been matters of controversy . But we shall not enter into that subject . The country , now called Louisiana , originally belonged to France , but by a secret compact ...
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... Mississippi to the Americans , and secur- ing the whole commerce of the Gulph of Mexico and the West Indies . These considerations awakened great and just alarm in the United States . It appeared necessary to resort to force to prevent ...
... Mississippi to the Americans , and secur- ing the whole commerce of the Gulph of Mexico and the West Indies . These considerations awakened great and just alarm in the United States . It appeared necessary to resort to force to prevent ...
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... Mississippi , would have landed not only on a neutral soil , but among its allies , inflamed with an unu- sual degree of animosity against the Americans , and eagerly seeking an opportunity , not only to revenge themselves , but to ...
... Mississippi , would have landed not only on a neutral soil , but among its allies , inflamed with an unu- sual degree of animosity against the Americans , and eagerly seeking an opportunity , not only to revenge themselves , but to ...
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