The American Whig Review, 第 5 卷Wiley and Putnam, 1847 |
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AMERICAN REVIEW . Contents for April . MR . SLIDELL'S MISSION TO MEXICO , 325 APRIL , 339 ON A CONGRESS OF NATIONS TO SETTLE NATIONAL DISPUTES . BY REV . ORVILLE DEWEY , D.D. , 341 · ENGLISH UNIVERSITY LIFE . No. I. THE BOAT RACE , 353 ...
AMERICAN REVIEW . Contents for April . MR . SLIDELL'S MISSION TO MEXICO , 325 APRIL , 339 ON A CONGRESS OF NATIONS TO SETTLE NATIONAL DISPUTES . BY REV . ORVILLE DEWEY , D.D. , 341 · ENGLISH UNIVERSITY LIFE . No. I. THE BOAT RACE , 353 ...
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... Mexico in 1846 , and not a war with England in 1812 ; that this is not a war for " free trade and sailors ' rights ; that it is not " a second war for independence . " He mistakes altogether the circumstances under which the imputation ...
... Mexico in 1846 , and not a war with England in 1812 ; that this is not a war for " free trade and sailors ' rights ; that it is not " a second war for independence . " He mistakes altogether the circumstances under which the imputation ...
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... Mexico in their affections above the United States ; or prefer her interests to the interests of their own country . Since we are in the war , no matter how begun , or with what intent on the part of the Executive , we must get out of ...
... Mexico in their affections above the United States ; or prefer her interests to the interests of their own country . Since we are in the war , no matter how begun , or with what intent on the part of the Executive , we must get out of ...
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... Mexico ought never to relinquish an inch of it , but by voluntary cession , and on her own terms . * Per- haps the President would think that this is " advocating and adhering to the cause of the enemy , and thus giving him aid and ...
... Mexico ought never to relinquish an inch of it , but by voluntary cession , and on her own terms . * Per- haps the President would think that this is " advocating and adhering to the cause of the enemy , and thus giving him aid and ...
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... Mexico has done us grievous wrong in the mat- ter of our unredressed claims on her jus- tice , which is all very true , but that these very wrongs have been " the causes which led to the war . " So the Presi- dent intended they should ...
... Mexico has done us grievous wrong in the mat- ter of our unredressed claims on her jus- tice , which is all very true , but that these very wrongs have been " the causes which led to the war . " So the Presi- dent intended they should ...
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