...America, whether the attack was to be made upon a smaller or a larger scale, I always considered the Rip de la Plata as the most important position for the...of Great Britain upon that side of South. America. Q. I would take the liberty of asking your lordship, whether with those opinions it was determined...

...I gave to the subject of South America, whether the attack was to be made upon a larger or smaller scale, I always considered the Rio de la Plata as the most important position of the interests of Great Biitain on that side of South America. Q. I would take the liberty of asking...

...I gave to the subject of South America, whether the attack was to be made upon a larger or smaller scale, I always considered the Rio de la Plata as the. most important position for the interests of Great Britain on that side of South America. Q. I would take the liberty of asking з'опг...

...I gave to the subject of South America, whether the attack was to be made upon a larger or smaller scale, I always considered, the Rio de la Plata as the most important position for the interests of Great Britain on that side of South America. Q. I would take the liberty of asking your...

...South America, whether the attack was to be made upon a larger or smaller scale, I always considcccd the Rio de la Plata as the most important position for the interests of Great Britain on, th.it side of South America. Q. I would take the liberty of askin" yonr...

...obtaining a position on the continent of South America, favorable to the trade of this country." 1 In giving his testimony at the trial of Popham, Lord...August, 1805; touched at Madeira, then at the Bay of All Saints, and arrived at its destination on January 4, 1806. The Cape fell into the hands of the English...

...testimony at the trial of Popham, Lord Melville said : "At all times and in every conversation that T had with Mr. Pitt on the subject, I make no doubt...interest of Great Britain upon that side of South America."2 The expedition to the Cape, under General Baird with Brigadier-General Beresford second...

...attack was revealed by the testimony of Lord Melville at the trial of Popham. "At all times," he said, "and in every conversation that I had with Mr. Pitt...of Great Britain upon that side of South America. ' '8 The proposed attack was not made directly from Great Britain. In August, 1805, an expedition to...

...attack was revealed by the testimony of Lord Melville at the trial of Popham. "At all times," he said, "and in every conversation that I had with Mr. Pitt...interest of Great Britain upon that side of South America."8 The proposed attack was not made directly from Great Britain. In August, 1805, an expedition...

...to the subject of South America, whether the attack was to be made upon a larger or smaller scale, 1 always considered, the Rio de la Plata as the. most important position for the interests of Great Britain on that side of South America. Q. I would take the liberty of asking your...