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I have been applied to for passports , but have refused to give them . I know
enough of mercantile cupidity to be convinced that attempts of this sort are
frequently made to cover , under a neutral dress , the property of enemies . And ,
if I were to ...
I have been applied to for passports , but have refused to give them . I know
enough of mercantile cupidity to be convinced that attempts of this sort are
frequently made to cover , under a neutral dress , the property of enemies . And ,
if I were to ...
Side 57
By the treaties between France and Great Britain , in force at the signature of ours
, we could not have been permitted to arm in the ports of France . She could not
then have meant , in this article , to give us such a right . She has manifested the
...
By the treaties between France and Great Britain , in force at the signature of ours
, we could not have been permitted to arm in the ports of France . She could not
then have meant , in this article , to give us such a right . She has manifested the
...
Side 75
The deputation now here , is pursuing the affair before the commit . tees , and will
, I trust , be successful , as it had already been resolved on to give adequate ,
redress , and I presume that they will not impair the favorable intention which ...
The deputation now here , is pursuing the affair before the commit . tees , and will
, I trust , be successful , as it had already been resolved on to give adequate ,
redress , and I presume that they will not impair the favorable intention which ...
Side 89
I cannot admit for a moment that Mr . Jay has exceeded his powers , or that any
thing has been done which will give just cause of complaint to this republic : I
lament , however , that he has not thought himself at liberty to give me correct ...
I cannot admit for a moment that Mr . Jay has exceeded his powers , or that any
thing has been done which will give just cause of complaint to this republic : I
lament , however , that he has not thought himself at liberty to give me correct ...
Side 92
He is a gentleman of honor , understanding , and accuracy , and able to give you
satisfactory information relative to it . I have thought it more advisable to authorize
and request him to give you this information personally , than to send you ...
He is a gentleman of honor , understanding , and accuracy , and able to give you
satisfactory information relative to it . I have thought it more advisable to authorize
and request him to give you this information personally , than to send you ...
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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 |