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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... circumstances , as properly belong to the management of foreign affairs . It is well known , that the first assembly of delegates from the thirteen colonies , or parts of colonies , was held in Philadel- phia , in September , '74 . The ...
... circumstances , as properly belong to the management of foreign affairs . It is well known , that the first assembly of delegates from the thirteen colonies , or parts of colonies , was held in Philadel- phia , in September , '74 . The ...
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... circumstance , connected with the state of the nation , must have made the office of delegate , during the revolution war , exceedingly laborious and responsible . The first committee to undertake the foreign business of the country was ...
... circumstance , connected with the state of the nation , must have made the office of delegate , during the revolution war , exceedingly laborious and responsible . The first committee to undertake the foreign business of the country was ...
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... circumstance has produced a great accumu- lation of business , and it is probable the government will find it necessary to create a fifth department , for the purpose of relieving the Secretary of State of all those affairs that do not ...
... circumstance has produced a great accumu- lation of business , and it is probable the government will find it necessary to create a fifth department , for the purpose of relieving the Secretary of State of all those affairs that do not ...
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... circumstances will permit . Care will be taken that no other commerce is allowed to the Americans than the laws of nations and treaties authorize . " * The French thus appeared determined to abandon the cause of the Americans ; and the ...
... circumstances will permit . Care will be taken that no other commerce is allowed to the Americans than the laws of nations and treaties authorize . " * The French thus appeared determined to abandon the cause of the Americans ; and the ...
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United States. time laid the foundation of it . A variety of circumstances presents abundant proof that this remark is altogether incorrect . It would have been nearer the truth to have said that during said United States , who have ...
United States. time laid the foundation of it . A variety of circumstances presents abundant proof that this remark is altogether incorrect . It would have been nearer the truth to have said that during said United States , who have ...
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