History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 3 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... Britain consented to the trade of the United States with her enemies ' colonies , for a time and under certain restrictions . And the concession made by Britain , who had the power to enforce the reg- ulations regarding commerce , was ...
... Britain consented to the trade of the United States with her enemies ' colonies , for a time and under certain restrictions . And the concession made by Britain , who had the power to enforce the reg- ulations regarding commerce , was ...
第 118 頁
... Britain , but not in favor of France ; if the colonial trade which was prohibited in time of peace , were not attempted in war time ; and if Britain might enforce these conditions , when violated , in the usual way . and The result of ...
... Britain , but not in favor of France ; if the colonial trade which was prohibited in time of peace , were not attempted in war time ; and if Britain might enforce these conditions , when violated , in the usual way . and The result of ...
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... Britain feels , that to relinquish her just measures of self - de- fence and retaliation , would be to sur- render the best means of her own pres- ervation and rights ; and with them the rights of other nations , so long as France ...
... Britain feels , that to relinquish her just measures of self - de- fence and retaliation , would be to sur- render the best means of her own pres- ervation and rights ; and with them the rights of other nations , so long as France ...
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