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... constitutional authority at home . The faith of the United States to foreign powers cannot otherwise be pledged . I shall , indeed , in the first instance , consider the assembly as merely consulta- tive ; and although the ...
... constitutional authority at home . The faith of the United States to foreign powers cannot otherwise be pledged . I shall , indeed , in the first instance , consider the assembly as merely consulta- tive ; and although the ...
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... constitutional government may continue to be admin- istered in his name , your official intercourse will be with his minis- ters , and to them you will repeat , what Mr. Forsyth has been in- structed to say , that the wishes of your ...
... constitutional government may continue to be admin- istered in his name , your official intercourse will be with his minis- ters , and to them you will repeat , what Mr. Forsyth has been in- structed to say , that the wishes of your ...
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... Constitutional President of the Republic will be inaugurated upon some day be- tween July 1st and July 10th . Since the Plan of Evacuation provides that as soon as the Constitutional President has taken office and has signed the ...
... Constitutional President of the Republic will be inaugurated upon some day be- tween July 1st and July 10th . Since the Plan of Evacuation provides that as soon as the Constitutional President has taken office and has signed the ...
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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