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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... carried away , contrary to the seventh article of the treaty , or by making compensation for the same . The question thus remained unset- tled ; the matters in dispute were still open ; and the British , continuing to hold the western ...
... carried away , contrary to the seventh article of the treaty , or by making compensation for the same . The question thus remained unset- tled ; the matters in dispute were still open ; and the British , continuing to hold the western ...
第 375 頁
... carried into effect , although not , in all respects , perfectly satisfactory ; that it settled disputes be- tween the two governments , of a long standing , of a very interesting nature , and which it was particularly impor- tant for ...
... carried into effect , although not , in all respects , perfectly satisfactory ; that it settled disputes be- tween the two governments , of a long standing , of a very interesting nature , and which it was particularly impor- tant for ...
第 454 頁
... carried on with the privity and by the secret orders of the Directory . It was to accomplish the object of these in- trigues , that the American envoys were kept at Paris unreceived , six months after their credentials had been laid ...
... carried on with the privity and by the secret orders of the Directory . It was to accomplish the object of these in- trigues , that the American envoys were kept at Paris unreceived , six months after their credentials had been laid ...
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