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Side 137
The third article , under this head states that we have omitted to execute the
Consular Convention , in two of its most important elauses ; the first of which
secures to the Consuls of each , in the ports of the other , the exclusive
jurisdiction of ...
The third article , under this head states that we have omitted to execute the
Consular Convention , in two of its most important elauses ; the first of which
secures to the Consuls of each , in the ports of the other , the exclusive
jurisdiction of ...
Side 155
It will , therefore , be highly important to both countries , and the President
earnestly desires you would endeavor to engage the attention of the French
Government , ( if those desires should not have been anticipated , ) to put an end
to such ...
It will , therefore , be highly important to both countries , and the President
earnestly desires you would endeavor to engage the attention of the French
Government , ( if those desires should not have been anticipated , ) to put an end
to such ...
Side 161
... save only in favor of those neutral Powers whose treaties , actually subsisting
with the French Republic , are contrary to its regulations , that , consequently , it is
important for the information as well of the commandants as the armed force of ...
... save only in favor of those neutral Powers whose treaties , actually subsisting
with the French Republic , are contrary to its regulations , that , consequently , it is
important for the information as well of the commandants as the armed force of ...
Side 177
We have never denied - on the contrary , every man in the United States has
acknowledged — the important aid we derived from France , Nay , we have
owned it with grateful an - hearts ; and we should never have thought . 23 - 177 E
102 ...
We have never denied - on the contrary , every man in the United States has
acknowledged — the important aid we derived from France , Nay , we have
owned it with grateful an - hearts ; and we should never have thought . 23 - 177 E
102 ...
Side 319
It is for you to judge , Sir , what is proper to be done in this affair , which appears
to me to be more important than can be well imagined . I will close this letter by
observing to you , that the Cassius is to sail in six days upon an important errand .
It is for you to judge , Sir , what is proper to be done in this affair , which appears
to me to be more important than can be well imagined . I will close this letter by
observing to you , that the Cassius is to sail in six days upon an important errand .
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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 |