Eloquence of the United States, Volume 3E. & H. Clark, 1827 |
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Halaman 157
which were destroyed or taken at the destruction of Negro Fort ; that subsequently , Nichols retired from the situation he had occupied , and appointed Arbuth- not his successor , who used every means in his power to excite the ...
which were destroyed or taken at the destruction of Negro Fort ; that subsequently , Nichols retired from the situation he had occupied , and appointed Arbuth- not his successor , who used every means in his power to excite the ...
Halaman 164
... Negro Fort was erected on the Appalachicola , with the avowed intention of war with the United States . The vilest reptiles in creation were collected to carry the nefarious projects of the incendiary Nichols into exe- cution , and not ...
... Negro Fort was erected on the Appalachicola , with the avowed intention of war with the United States . The vilest reptiles in creation were collected to carry the nefarious projects of the incendiary Nichols into exe- cution , and not ...
Halaman 175
... Negro Fort , so often mentioned , on the Appalachicola , was attacked and destroyed by a combined land and naval force . All these events have passed in review before us , and never until now were they considered either war on Spain ...
... Negro Fort , so often mentioned , on the Appalachicola , was attacked and destroyed by a combined land and naval force . All these events have passed in review before us , and never until now were they considered either war on Spain ...
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