Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... possession , that the French shall not drive us out of the country . 2. A security of our planters from the inroads of savages , and the murders committed by them . 3. A security that the British nation shall not be obliged , on every ...
... possession , that the French shall not drive us out of the country . 2. A security of our planters from the inroads of savages , and the murders committed by them . 3. A security that the British nation shall not be obliged , on every ...
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... possessed ; she ceded it loaded with all the treaty stipulations and restrictions which she had made respecting it while it was in her possession . She did not warrant the goods sold ; the purchaser took them for better or worse . Was ...
... possessed ; she ceded it loaded with all the treaty stipulations and restrictions which she had made respecting it while it was in her possession . She did not warrant the goods sold ; the purchaser took them for better or worse . Was ...
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... possession , with the right of dominion and sovereignty , will we not be precluded from all interference hereafter in relation to that territory ? If , in consequence of delay on the part of this Gov- ernment , or a want of action , a ...
... possession , with the right of dominion and sovereignty , will we not be precluded from all interference hereafter in relation to that territory ? If , in consequence of delay on the part of this Gov- ernment , or a want of action , a ...
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can Continent 1760 | 18 |
The French Interest in American Independence 1778 | 27 |
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