Life of Daniel Webster, Volumen2D. Appleton, 1872 |
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... Lord Palmerston in the Morning Chronicle , in a series of articles , in which he called the treaty Lord Ashburton's " capitulation , " and represented that the American negotiator had entirely got the advantage in the whole matter ...
... Lord Palmerston in the Morning Chronicle , in a series of articles , in which he called the treaty Lord Ashburton's " capitulation , " and represented that the American negotiator had entirely got the advantage in the whole matter ...
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... Sir Robert Peel shall rise to answer Lord Palmerston , to see him producing Mr. Benton's authority to prove that the British minister got the whole advantage in the treaty , and that the honor and interest of the United States have both ...
... Sir Robert Peel shall rise to answer Lord Palmerston , to see him producing Mr. Benton's authority to prove that the British minister got the whole advantage in the treaty , and that the honor and interest of the United States have both ...
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... Lord Ash- burton was sent out . Lord Palmerston's administration had worked upon the difficulty for twelve years without improving its condition , and now it had been satisfactorily settled and put at rest . A decided advance had also ...
... Lord Ash- burton was sent out . Lord Palmerston's administration had worked upon the difficulty for twelve years without improving its condition , and now it had been satisfactorily settled and put at rest . A decided advance had also ...
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