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Side 33
There is a treaty on foot " ( I believe ) between England and Austria , whose
object is the dismemberment of France . I have not proof , but some very leading
circumstances . ' Britain will , I think , suspend her blow till she can strike very
hard ...
There is a treaty on foot " ( I believe ) between England and Austria , whose
object is the dismemberment of France . I have not proof , but some very leading
circumstances . ' Britain will , I think , suspend her blow till she can strike very
hard ...
Side 57
... her subsequent treaty with England , made eight years after the date of ours ,
stipulating , in the 16th article of it , as in our 22d , that foreign privateers , wt
being subjects of either crown , should not arm against either in the ports of the
other .
... her subsequent treaty with England , made eight years after the date of ours ,
stipulating , in the 16th article of it , as in our 22d , that foreign privateers , wt
being subjects of either crown , should not arm against either in the ports of the
other .
Side 73
ship Laurens from Charleston , the 7th February , when she could not have had
any knowledge of the rupture between France and England , of the interrogation
of the crew , of the bill of lading , and especially of the correspondence of the ...
ship Laurens from Charleston , the 7th February , when she could not have had
any knowledge of the rupture between France and England , of the interrogation
of the crew , of the bill of lading , and especially of the correspondence of the ...
Side 89
After my late communications to the committee of public safety , in which were
exposed freely the objects of Mr . Jay ' s mission to England , and the real
situation of the United States with Britain and Spain I had reason to believe that
all ...
After my late communications to the committee of public safety , in which were
exposed freely the objects of Mr . Jay ' s mission to England , and the real
situation of the United States with Britain and Spain I had reason to believe that
all ...
Side 91
... for I am still inclined to believe that if the arrangement with England or the
negotiation with Spain should fail , it is possible , provided a suitable attempt be
made here before a peace is closed with those Powers respectively , to
accomplish ...
... for I am still inclined to believe that if the arrangement with England or the
negotiation with Spain should fail , it is possible , provided a suitable attempt be
made here before a peace is closed with those Powers respectively , to
accomplish ...
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| Tittel | Senate Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Public Documents and Executive Documents: 14th Congress, 1st Session-48th Congress, 2nd Session and Special Session, Volum 5 United States congressional serial set |
| Forfatter | United States. Congress. Senate |
| distribuert | 1826 |
| Original fra | Oxford University |
| Digitalisert | 7. des 2006 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |