History of the United States of America, Volume 4C. Scribner's Sons, 1890 - United States |
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... NEUTRALS • VI . INSULTS AND POPULARITY VII . THE EMBARGO • VIII . THE MISSION Of George ROSE IX . MEASures of Defence • X. THE RISE OF A BRITISH PARTY XI . THE ENFORCEMENT OF EMBARGO . XII . THE COST OF EMBARGO PAGE " " 1 27 55 79 105 ...
... NEUTRALS • VI . INSULTS AND POPULARITY VII . THE EMBARGO • VIII . THE MISSION Of George ROSE IX . MEASures of Defence • X. THE RISE OF A BRITISH PARTY XI . THE ENFORCEMENT OF EMBARGO . XII . THE COST OF EMBARGO PAGE " " 1 27 55 79 105 ...
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... neutral rights . For many years the open encouragement offered to the desertion of British seamen in American ports had caused extreme annoyance to the royal navy ; and nowhere had this trouble been more serious than at Norfolk . Early ...
... neutral rights . For many years the open encouragement offered to the desertion of British seamen in American ports had caused extreme annoyance to the royal navy ; and nowhere had this trouble been more serious than at Norfolk . Early ...
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... neutral rights ; and so moderate was its tone as to convey rather the idea of deprecation than of anger : " Hospitality under such circumstances ceases to be a duty ; and a continuance of it , with such uncontrolled abuses , would tend ...
... neutral rights ; and so moderate was its tone as to convey rather the idea of deprecation than of anger : " Hospitality under such circumstances ceases to be a duty ; and a continuance of it , with such uncontrolled abuses , would tend ...
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... neutral nations to obtain its revocation , such measures of retaliation as his Majesty might judge expedient . " Without stopping to explain what value a ratification under such conditions would have , Canning continued that the ...
... neutral nations to obtain its revocation , such measures of retaliation as his Majesty might judge expedient . " Without stopping to explain what value a ratification under such conditions would have , Canning continued that the ...
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... and signed July 7 the treaty of Tilsit . By a private understanding the remaining neutrals were left to Napoleon to be dealt with as he pleased . Denmark was the only neutral power the control 62 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES . Сн . 3 .
... and signed July 7 the treaty of Tilsit . By a private understanding the remaining neutrals were left to Napoleon to be dealt with as he pleased . Denmark was the only neutral power the control 62 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES . Сн . 3 .
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