Eloquence of the United States, Volumen1J. Seymour, 1829 |
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... ships shall make free goods , and that vessels and goods shall be both free from condemnation . Great Britain did not recognize it . While all Europe was against her ; she held out without acceding to it . It has been considered for ...
... ships shall make free goods , and that vessels and goods shall be both free from condemnation . Great Britain did not recognize it . While all Europe was against her ; she held out without acceding to it . It has been considered for ...
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... ships will outnumber ours on the ocean , or that nations , whose interests come in contrast with ours , in the progress of their guilt , will perpetrate the vilest expedients to exclude us from a participation in commercial advantages ...
... ships will outnumber ours on the ocean , or that nations , whose interests come in contrast with ours , in the progress of their guilt , will perpetrate the vilest expedients to exclude us from a participation in commercial advantages ...
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... ship then ; they will become our enemies . I look on the treaties as the greatest pillars of safety . If the house of Bourbon keeps us , we are safe . Dissolve that confederacy - who has you ? -The British . Federalism will not protect ...
... ship then ; they will become our enemies . I look on the treaties as the greatest pillars of safety . If the house of Bourbon keeps us , we are safe . Dissolve that confederacy - who has you ? -The British . Federalism will not protect ...
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... ships , when carry- ing our own productions , being put upon as good a footing as their own ships , and by the exemption of se- veral of our productions , when carried in our ships 260 MR . SMITH'S SPEECH ON.
... ships , when carry- ing our own productions , being put upon as good a footing as their own ships , and by the exemption of se- veral of our productions , when carried in our ships 260 MR . SMITH'S SPEECH ON.
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veral of our productions , when carried in our ships , from duties which are paid on the like articles of other foreign countries carried in the ships of those coun- tries ; that several of our productions may be car- ried from the ...
veral of our productions , when carried in our ships , from duties which are paid on the like articles of other foreign countries carried in the ships of those coun- tries ; that several of our productions may be car- ried from the ...
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