The Abridgment ... Containing the Annual Message of the President of the United States to the Two Houses of Congress ... with Reports of Departments and Selections from Accompanying Papers |
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The conduct of our minister on the occasion has received my entire approbation . In order to carry out the spirit of this treaty , and to give it full effect , it became necessary to conclude two supplemental conventions- the one for ...
The conduct of our minister on the occasion has received my entire approbation . In order to carry out the spirit of this treaty , and to give it full effect , it became necessary to conclude two supplemental conventions- the one for ...
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The entire expenses of the expedition have been defrayed out of the ordinary appropriations for the naval service , except the sum of $ 289,000 applied to the purchase of seven of the steamers constituting a part of it ...
The entire expenses of the expedition have been defrayed out of the ordinary appropriations for the naval service , except the sum of $ 289,000 applied to the purchase of seven of the steamers constituting a part of it ...
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66 In acknowledging the receipt , on the next day , of Mr. Marcy's note , the British minister expressed his entire concurrence " in the propriety of the course recommended to the governor of Washington Territory by your [ Mr. Marcy's ] ...
66 In acknowledging the receipt , on the next day , of Mr. Marcy's note , the British minister expressed his entire concurrence " in the propriety of the course recommended to the governor of Washington Territory by your [ Mr. Marcy's ] ...
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Before this was officially known , however , at the capital , the government of Zuloaga had been recognized by the entire diplomatic corps , including the minister of the United States , as the de facto government of Mexico .
Before this was officially known , however , at the capital , the government of Zuloaga had been recognized by the entire diplomatic corps , including the minister of the United States , as the de facto government of Mexico .
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... are serious evils to which it is exposed , and which result from the entire neglect of precision , of reasonable caution , indeed , in the manner in which the subject is treated in the received expositions of the law of nations .
... are serious evils to which it is exposed , and which result from the entire neglect of precision , of reasonable caution , indeed , in the manner in which the subject is treated in the received expositions of the law of nations .
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| Title | The Abridgment ... Containing the Annual Message of the President of the United States to the Two Houses of Congress ... with Reports of Departments and Selections from Accompanying Papers |
| Author | United States. President |
| Published | 1860 |
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