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... and the courts above - named baving experienced , even before receiving this invitation , a warm desire to arrest with the shortest possible delay the disorder and the effusion of blood , have con- certed . This protocol at once set ...
... and the courts above - named baving experienced , even before receiving this invitation , a warm desire to arrest with the shortest possible delay the disorder and the effusion of blood , have con- certed . This protocol at once set ...
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... liable to be arrested at any moment on the most trifling charges ; tried by military courts or submissive judges , remov- able at pleasure , punished at the discretion of the captain - general , they would be less than men if they ...
... liable to be arrested at any moment on the most trifling charges ; tried by military courts or submissive judges , remov- able at pleasure , punished at the discretion of the captain - general , they would be less than men if they ...
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... liable to be arrested at any moment on the most trifling charges ; tried by military 76 RECOGNITION OF CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
... liable to be arrested at any moment on the most trifling charges ; tried by military 76 RECOGNITION OF CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
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Were there a sincere desire to arrest the slave trade , it could be as effectually put down by Spain as it has been by Brazil . Cuba and Puerto Rico are now the only marts for this illegal traffic ; and if the British Government had ...
Were there a sincere desire to arrest the slave trade , it could be as effectually put down by Spain as it has been by Brazil . Cuba and Puerto Rico are now the only marts for this illegal traffic ; and if the British Government had ...
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When the impor- tation of slaves from abroad is arrested , the home production affords the only means of supplying the increasing demand for labor . It may be assumed as an axiom of political economy that the increase of popu- lation ...
When the impor- tation of slaves from abroad is arrested , the home production affords the only means of supplying the increasing demand for labor . It may be assumed as an axiom of political economy that the increase of popu- lation ...
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| Title | Congressional Serial Set, Issue 4053 Volume 7 of Compilation of Reports of Committee ...: 1789-1901, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations |
| Contributor | United States. Government Printing Office |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1901 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 17 Aug 2005 |
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