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... Spain can never succeed to recover her dominion where it has been abjured , nor is it probable that she can long retain the small remnant of her authority yet acknowledged in some spots of the South American continent . The political ...
... Spain can never succeed to recover her dominion where it has been abjured , nor is it probable that she can long retain the small remnant of her authority yet acknowledged in some spots of the South American continent . The political ...
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... Spain , and incapable of self - support , can gravitate only towards the North American Union , which , by the same law of nature , can not cast her off from its bosom . [ After this exordium Mr. Adams went on to say that , if the ...
... Spain , and incapable of self - support , can gravitate only towards the North American Union , which , by the same law of nature , can not cast her off from its bosom . [ After this exordium Mr. Adams went on to say that , if the ...
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... Spain for the cession of Cuba , and was so eager as to have offered Gibraltar in exchange . There was reason to believe that the French Govern- ment was misinformed . Recently the Government of the United States had been confidentially ...
... Spain for the cession of Cuba , and was so eager as to have offered Gibraltar in exchange . There was reason to believe that the French Govern- ment was misinformed . Recently the Government of the United States had been confidentially ...
Contents
THE HEADWATERS OF OUR LATINAMERICAN POLICY | 3 |
John Quincy Adams Secretary of State to Richard Rush United | 11 |
Report of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the United States | 17 |
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