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Of course , a design may be exhibited of entering into the heart of Great Britain ,
to overturn the Constitution , destroy the rights of property , and , finally , to
dethrone and murder the King . All which are things the English will neither
approve of ...
Of course , a design may be exhibited of entering into the heart of Great Britain ,
to overturn the Constitution , destroy the rights of property , and , finally , to
dethrone and murder the King . All which are things the English will neither
approve of ...
Side 34
Of course , the application for such unauthoritative document proves a
consciousness that the rest is but ostensible and not real - perhaps forged . I
have another reason : If we cover the property of enemies , we injure our own
citizens , who no ...
Of course , the application for such unauthoritative document proves a
consciousness that the rest is but ostensible and not real - perhaps forged . I
have another reason : If we cover the property of enemies , we injure our own
citizens , who no ...
Side 75
I bave therefore only stated the question on its true ground , and leave to you in
America to insist on a rigid performance of the treaty , or slide back to the equal
state of unfettered neutrality . Your orders will of course be given to me according
...
I bave therefore only stated the question on its true ground , and leave to you in
America to insist on a rigid performance of the treaty , or slide back to the equal
state of unfettered neutrality . Your orders will of course be given to me according
...
Side 82
In the course of a few weeks , I believe most of the complaints , which bad been
occasioned by the war , and especially where the parties were present , either in
person or by attorney , were laid before me . By analysing them , including those
...
In the course of a few weeks , I believe most of the complaints , which bad been
occasioned by the war , and especially where the parties were present , either in
person or by attorney , were laid before me . By analysing them , including those
...
Side 91
You have already seen , by the course of my correspondence , that however
difficult it was to succeed , yet , at certain times , we were completely possessed
of the confidence of this Government , and that at those times I had the good
fortune ...
You have already seen , by the course of my correspondence , that however
difficult it was to succeed , yet , at certain times , we were completely possessed
of the confidence of this Government , and that at those times I had the good
fortune ...
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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 |