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... established with their credit , and the extent of their authority , in relation to adjoining provinces . This remark will be especially ap- plicable to Buenos Ayres . If there be any reason to think , that the government established ...
... established with their credit , and the extent of their authority , in relation to adjoining provinces . This remark will be especially ap- plicable to Buenos Ayres . If there be any reason to think , that the government established ...
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... established by her people , and with whom the United States sympathize most profoundly , for the avowed purpose of suppressing it and establishing upon its ruins a foreign monarchical government , whose presence there , so long as it ...
... established by her people , and with whom the United States sympathize most profoundly , for the avowed purpose of suppressing it and establishing upon its ruins a foreign monarchical government , whose presence there , so long as it ...
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... established in similar cases . Among many others , are set forth in its diplomatic annals the antecedent history relative to the independence of South American States , pro- claimed in 1810 ; that of the new state of Hungary , in the ...
... established in similar cases . Among many others , are set forth in its diplomatic annals the antecedent history relative to the independence of South American States , pro- claimed in 1810 ; that of the new state of Hungary , in the ...
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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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