British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 20, Part 2 |
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Page 1263
... have since attained sufficient strength to keep the Republic in a state of alarm , and will , without doubt , acquire increased activity , unless vigorous and prompt measures are adopted to destroy their influence .
... have since attained sufficient strength to keep the Republic in a state of alarm , and will , without doubt , acquire increased activity , unless vigorous and prompt measures are adopted to destroy their influence .
Page 1265
The danger in which the Country was placed , without doubt rendered the adoption of these extraordinary measures necessary ; but , previously to calling your attention to this point , the Executive will explain to you the actual state ...
The danger in which the Country was placed , without doubt rendered the adoption of these extraordinary measures necessary ; but , previously to calling your attention to this point , the Executive will explain to you the actual state ...
Page 1269
The inevitable consequence of this state of things is the increase of the National Debt ; but the Governinent is taking measures , which , if assisted by your powerful aid , will place it in a condition to pay off , in a very short time ...
The inevitable consequence of this state of things is the increase of the National Debt ; but the Governinent is taking measures , which , if assisted by your powerful aid , will place it in a condition to pay off , in a very short time ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 20, Part 2 |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign Office |
| Published | 1832 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 16 Oct 2013 |
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