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... treaty , is to justify his Government in giving a construction to the Clayton treaty , which no American of any party would accept when that treaty was ratified . We now proceed with our historical sketch . Nicaragua was discovered by ...
... treaty , is to justify his Government in giving a construction to the Clayton treaty , which no American of any party would accept when that treaty was ratified . We now proceed with our historical sketch . Nicaragua was discovered by ...
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... treaty of peace concluded in 1763 contains the following stipulation , which distinctly confirms the statement of the Dutch historian . England guarantees — Art . 17 : " That His Britannic Majesty shall cause to be demolished all the ...
... treaty of peace concluded in 1763 contains the following stipulation , which distinctly confirms the statement of the Dutch historian . England guarantees — Art . 17 : " That His Britannic Majesty shall cause to be demolished all the ...
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... Treaty is simply a lie ; and unless she speedily withdraws it , and all pretensions founded upon it , the American people must prepare to redeem the pledge given by Mr. Clayton , on the faith of which the Nicaraguan Treaty was ...
... Treaty is simply a lie ; and unless she speedily withdraws it , and all pretensions founded upon it , the American people must prepare to redeem the pledge given by Mr. Clayton , on the faith of which the Nicaraguan Treaty was ...
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JANUARY 1851 | 3 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE AMERICAN UNION | 15 |
II THE TREASURY | 24 |
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