The American Register, Or, Summary Review of History, Politics, and Literature, Volumes 1-2Robert Walsh Thomas Dobson and Son, 1817 - Europe |
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Page iii
... Treaty of Peace with America , delivered in the British House of Commons , April 11 , 1815 , Speech of Marquis Wellesley , respecting the Negotiation for Peace with America , pronounced in the British House of Lords , April 13 , 1815 ...
... Treaty of Peace with America , delivered in the British House of Commons , April 11 , 1815 , Speech of Marquis Wellesley , respecting the Negotiation for Peace with America , pronounced in the British House of Lords , April 13 , 1815 ...
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... treaty of St. Ildephonso , and this point Mr. Brackenridge appears to me to have satisfactorily established . As an impartial enquirer he has stated , in their full force , the arguments which have been employed to overthrow the ...
... treaty of St. Ildephonso , and this point Mr. Brackenridge appears to me to have satisfactorily established . As an impartial enquirer he has stated , in their full force , the arguments which have been employed to overthrow the ...
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... treaty can never be faithfully received , while there remains a possibility of eluding its execution , or of recovering sufficient strength to break through its stipula tions . How much Britain lost by her conduct at Ghent , I shall not ...
... treaty can never be faithfully received , while there remains a possibility of eluding its execution , or of recovering sufficient strength to break through its stipula tions . How much Britain lost by her conduct at Ghent , I shall not ...
Page xvii
... treaty are to be tested by the relative situation of the parties at the time it is made ; by the evils which it may avert , as much as by the advantages it may secure . Judging from the debates and measures of the present Congress ...
... treaty are to be tested by the relative situation of the parties at the time it is made ; by the evils which it may avert , as much as by the advantages it may secure . Judging from the debates and measures of the present Congress ...
Page xxv
... treaties and diplomatic communion with the leading members , and have , from necessity , ourselves become a member , of the great Christian commonwealth of nations . We have , in reason and policy , no option left on this score , and we ...
... treaties and diplomatic communion with the leading members , and have , from necessity , ourselves become a member , of the great Christian commonwealth of nations . We have , in reason and policy , no option left on this score , and we ...
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