History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... minister from the French republic should be received . upon all the other questions , the opinions of the four heads of the departments were equally di- vided . They were indeed questions of difficulty and delicacy equal to their ...
... minister from the French republic should be received . upon all the other questions , the opinions of the four heads of the departments were equally di- vided . They were indeed questions of difficulty and delicacy equal to their ...
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... minister , and declared that they would in future receive no minister - plenipotenti- ary from us , till all the injuries , of which they had complained , were redressed . What are the complaints here referred to ? Certainly those ...
... minister , and declared that they would in future receive no minister - plenipotenti- ary from us , till all the injuries , of which they had complained , were redressed . What are the complaints here referred to ? Certainly those ...
第 540 頁
... minister- plenipotentiary , January 12 , 1792 ; John Jay , of New York , envoy - extraordinary , April 19 , 1794 ; Rufus King , of New York , minister - plenipoten- tiary , May 20 , 1796 . ― To France . William Short , of Virginia ...
... minister- plenipotentiary , January 12 , 1792 ; John Jay , of New York , envoy - extraordinary , April 19 , 1794 ; Rufus King , of New York , minister - plenipoten- tiary , May 20 , 1796 . ― To France . William Short , of Virginia ...
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