American Eloquence : a Collection of Speeches and Addresses: By the Most Eminent Orators of America ; with Biographical Sketches and Illustrative Notes, Volume 2D. Appleton and Company, 1858 |
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... England in the posses- sion of the exclusive navigation between the United States and her colonies , and between them and England . Freights are made by English vessels between England and the United States ; between them and the ...
... England in the posses- sion of the exclusive navigation between the United States and her colonies , and between them and England . Freights are made by English vessels between England and the United States ; between them and the ...
Halaman 41
... England ought to ren- der the trade with us as exclusively advantage- the old confederation would enable her to do . Congress having no authority , under the con- federation , to impose countervailing and other corrective regulations of ...
... England ought to ren- der the trade with us as exclusively advantage- the old confederation would enable her to do . Congress having no authority , under the con- federation , to impose countervailing and other corrective regulations of ...
Halaman 42
... England to It suspended the further agitation of difficult enter into an equal commercial treaty with us , and angry topics of controversy with England ; and aimed at countervailing her exclusive sys - it enabled the government to ...
... England to It suspended the further agitation of difficult enter into an equal commercial treaty with us , and angry topics of controversy with England ; and aimed at countervailing her exclusive sys - it enabled the government to ...
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