Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... measure per- manently conciliatory to our interests and friendships . It would , at any rate , relieve us from the necessity of taking immediate measures for countervailing such an operation by arrangements in another quarter . But ...
... measure per- manently conciliatory to our interests and friendships . It would , at any rate , relieve us from the necessity of taking immediate measures for countervailing such an operation by arrangements in another quarter . But ...
Page 94
... measure being a visible one , and the person named peculiarly proper with the Western country , crushed at once & put an end to all further attempts on the Legislature . From that moment all has become quiet ; and the more readily in ...
... measure being a visible one , and the person named peculiarly proper with the Western country , crushed at once & put an end to all further attempts on the Legislature . From that moment all has become quiet ; and the more readily in ...
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... measure recom- mended by the committee . The subject is one of great magnitude . It is pregnant with consequences , both near and remote , which may deeply affect the peace and interests of this country . It demands the most serious ...
... measure recom- mended by the committee . The subject is one of great magnitude . It is pregnant with consequences , both near and remote , which may deeply affect the peace and interests of this country . It demands the most serious ...
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can Continent 1760 | 18 |
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John Adams at the Court of St Jamess June 1785 | 33 |
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