British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 32, Part 2 |
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Page 1042
Je vous invite donc à rechercher quels sont les points litigieux assez importants pour que nous ayons un véritable intérêt à en presser l'arrangement , et quelles stipulations il pourrait nous convenir d'introduire dans nos relations ...
Je vous invite donc à rechercher quels sont les points litigieux assez importants pour que nous ayons un véritable intérêt à en presser l'arrangement , et quelles stipulations il pourrait nous convenir d'introduire dans nos relations ...
Page 1115
... with each , and all of whom , it is so obviously our interest to cultivate the most amicable relations . Nor can I anticipate the occurrence of any event which would be likely , in any degree , to disturb those relations .
... with each , and all of whom , it is so obviously our interest to cultivate the most amicable relations . Nor can I anticipate the occurrence of any event which would be likely , in any degree , to disturb those relations .
Page 1142
These relations the Government , on its side , cultivates with the most solicitous fidelity , and assures itself of a similar return on the part of that of the Equator . Mutual interests and strong sympathies unite us with the ...
These relations the Government , on its side , cultivates with the most solicitous fidelity , and assures itself of a similar return on the part of that of the Equator . Mutual interests and strong sympathies unite us with the ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 32, Part 2 |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign Office |
| Published | 1843 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 16 Oct 2013 |
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