Congressional Serial Set, Issue 4053U.S. Government Printing Office, 1901 - United States Reports, Documents, and Journals of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. |
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... that the Canadian authorities have now for the second time agreed to accept and take charge of these refugee Indians upon their being delivered to them at the frontier . A third offer of the same kind can hardly be expected , and in ...
... that the Canadian authorities have now for the second time agreed to accept and take charge of these refugee Indians upon their being delivered to them at the frontier . A third offer of the same kind can hardly be expected , and in ...
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The President of the United States , by the Constitution , has the charge of their foreign intercourse . Regularly he ought to take the initiative in the acknowledg- ment of the independence of any new power , but in this case he has ...
The President of the United States , by the Constitution , has the charge of their foreign intercourse . Regularly he ought to take the initiative in the acknowledg- ment of the independence of any new power , but in this case he has ...
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... general in Mexico and to the officer having charge of the embarkation of our troops at Vera Cruz . You may then touch delicately upon the danger that Spain may lose Cuba by a revolution in the island , or that it may be wrested from ...
... general in Mexico and to the officer having charge of the embarkation of our troops at Vera Cruz . You may then touch delicately upon the danger that Spain may lose Cuba by a revolution in the island , or that it may be wrested from ...
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On the arrival of the combined forces in Santa Clara , Gomez , taking charge of all the forces in the district , divided them , sending flying columns in advance under Generals Suarez , Perez , and Lacret , dispatch- ing others to Sagua ...
On the arrival of the combined forces in Santa Clara , Gomez , taking charge of all the forces in the district , divided them , sending flying columns in advance under Generals Suarez , Perez , and Lacret , dispatch- ing others to Sagua ...
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The Spaniards charge , in order to belittle the insurrection , that it is a movement of negroes . It should be remembered that not more than one - third of the entire population are of the colored race . As a matter of fact , less than ...
The Spaniards charge , in order to belittle the insurrection , that it is a movement of negroes . It should be remembered that not more than one - third of the entire population are of the colored race . As a matter of fact , less than ...
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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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