History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of James Buchanan, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1858 |
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... Britain , France , and Ireland , Defender of the Faith , Duke of Bruns- wick and Lunenburg , Arch - Treasurer and Prince Elector of the holy Roman empire , etc. , and of the United States of America , to forget all past mis ...
... Britain , France , and Ireland , Defender of the Faith , Duke of Bruns- wick and Lunenburg , Arch - Treasurer and Prince Elector of the holy Roman empire , etc. , and of the United States of America , to forget all past mis ...
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... Britain and the said United States of Amer- ica , and in order to evince the dispo- sition of Great Britain , to be on terms of the most perfect amity with the said United States of America , and in con- fidence of a like friendly ...
... Britain and the said United States of Amer- ica , and in order to evince the dispo- sition of Great Britain , to be on terms of the most perfect amity with the said United States of America , and in con- fidence of a like friendly ...
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... Britain had delivered up the western posts ; and was also taking measures , for the further fulfilment of the treaty of peace , by delivering up the negroes belonging to the citizens of that state , carried away , contrary to the ...
... Britain had delivered up the western posts ; and was also taking measures , for the further fulfilment of the treaty of peace , by delivering up the negroes belonging to the citizens of that state , carried away , contrary to the ...
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