History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of James Buchanan, 第 3 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... Spain , and formally renounced them in favor of the United States ; but stipulated for the security of the inhabitants in their persons , property , ( the forty thousand slaves being guar- anteed as the property of their owners , ) and ...
... Spain , and formally renounced them in favor of the United States ; but stipulated for the security of the inhabitants in their persons , property , ( the forty thousand slaves being guar- anteed as the property of their owners , ) and ...
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... Spain , and then the whole character of the people of the United States , their government , religion , laws , and institutions , might have been merged in that of a nation more populous than itself ; which supposition is utterly ...
... Spain , and then the whole character of the people of the United States , their government , religion , laws , and institutions , might have been merged in that of a nation more populous than itself ; which supposition is utterly ...
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... yielded Louisiana to France , made loud complaints against its sale to the United States ; for in this transfer to the American republic , Spain CH .. II . ] saw clearly the rapid approach 42 [ BR . V. THE ACQUISITION OF LOUISIANA .
... yielded Louisiana to France , made loud complaints against its sale to the United States ; for in this transfer to the American republic , Spain CH .. II . ] saw clearly the rapid approach 42 [ BR . V. THE ACQUISITION OF LOUISIANA .
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... Spain , for the purpose of get- ting possession of New Orleans , " the key to the Mississippi , " alone ; but now , demurred about receiving it , when it was offered , with the Mississippi itself , and the whole land thereon , to the ...
... Spain , for the purpose of get- ting possession of New Orleans , " the key to the Mississippi , " alone ; but now , demurred about receiving it , when it was offered , with the Mississippi itself , and the whole land thereon , to the ...
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... Spain expressed much indignation at this proceeding , and if she could , she would have refused her acquiescence ; but she had no alterna- tive except submission ; and so Laussat issued his proclamation on the 30th of November ...
... Spain expressed much indignation at this proceeding , and if she could , she would have refused her acquiescence ; but she had no alterna- tive except submission ; and so Laussat issued his proclamation on the 30th of November ...
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