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... decrees , in November , 1810 , and the consequent re- vival , in 1811 , of ... Milan were definitely repealed , as it respects the United States , on the ... Milan decrees were repealed on the 1st of November , 1810 , as our cabinet ...
... decrees , in November , 1810 , and the consequent re- vival , in 1811 , of ... Milan were definitely repealed , as it respects the United States , on the ... Milan decrees were repealed on the 1st of November , 1810 , as our cabinet ...
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... orders in council . Now , what is the truth in relation to this all - import- ant fact , the definitive repeal of the Berlin and Milan decrees on the 1st of November , 1810 ; the pivot upon which turned the revival of the restrictive ...
... orders in council . Now , what is the truth in relation to this all - import- ant fact , the definitive repeal of the Berlin and Milan decrees on the 1st of November , 1810 ; the pivot upon which turned the revival of the restrictive ...
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... Milan decrees in November , 1810. In conse- quence of that error , the American cabinet had ruined numbers of our own citizens , who had been caught by the revival of the non - intercourse law ; they had revived that law against Great ...
... Milan decrees in November , 1810. In conse- quence of that error , the American cabinet had ruined numbers of our own citizens , who had been caught by the revival of the non - intercourse law ; they had revived that law against Great ...
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... declared , had it not been for the duplicity of France in withholding an authentic instrument , repealing the decrees of Berlin and Milan ; that upon the exhibition of such an instrument the revocation of the orders in council took ...
... declared , had it not been for the duplicity of France in withholding an authentic instrument , repealing the decrees of Berlin and Milan ; that upon the exhibition of such an instrument the revocation of the orders in council took ...
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