American Annual Register of Public Events, Объемы 1-7Joseph Blunt W. Jackson, 1825 |
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... Spain . This is greatly to be regretted by all nations . Το Spain it is , as every reasonable man sees , useless , and without hope . To the new states themselves , it is burdensome and afflictive . To the commerce of neutral nations it ...
... Spain . This is greatly to be regretted by all nations . Το Spain it is , as every reasonable man sees , useless , and without hope . To the new states themselves , it is burdensome and afflictive . To the commerce of neutral nations it ...
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... Spain , it was natural to inquire with what eyes they would look on the colonies of Spain , that were following still worse exam- ples . Would king Ferdinand and his allies be content with what had been done in Spain itself , or would ...
... Spain , it was natural to inquire with what eyes they would look on the colonies of Spain , that were following still worse exam- ples . Would king Ferdinand and his allies be content with what had been done in Spain itself , or would ...
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... Spain , the United States could not recognize the independence of the colonies , as existing de facto , without trespassing on their duties to Spain , by assuming as decided that which was precisely the ques- tion of the war . In the ...
... Spain , the United States could not recognize the independence of the colonies , as existing de facto , without trespassing on their duties to Spain , by assuming as decided that which was precisely the ques- tion of the war . In the ...
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Retrospective viewIndependence of the United StatesAbolition of | 1 |
Inauguration of President Meeting of SenateLanmans CaseTreaty | 29 |
Opening of the 19th Congress Amendments to the Constitution proposed | 49 |
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