Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1906, Band 4Harper & brothers, 1906 |
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... vessel . As lack of freight at profitable rates , she early as 1853 , this vessel was projected was a source of loss ... vessels of 115,296 tons for the rest of the United States . " This statement is fraught with interest to those who ...
... vessel . As lack of freight at profitable rates , she early as 1853 , this vessel was projected was a source of loss ... vessels of 115,296 tons for the rest of the United States . " This statement is fraught with interest to those who ...
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... vessel on Lake Ontario , one vessel on Lake Champlain , and two vessels on the Upper Lakes . These vessels are limited to 100 tons burden and an armament of one 18 - pounder cannon each . This treaty has not taken the shape of a formal ...
... vessel on Lake Ontario , one vessel on Lake Champlain , and two vessels on the Upper Lakes . These vessels are limited to 100 tons burden and an armament of one 18 - pounder cannon each . This treaty has not taken the shape of a formal ...
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... vessel , or vessels , in Great Britain , shall take the same on board to be im- ported to this place , until the unrighteous act ( mentioned in the preamble to the re- solve ) shall be repealed , he , or they , shall be deemed , by this ...
... vessel , or vessels , in Great Britain , shall take the same on board to be im- ported to this place , until the unrighteous act ( mentioned in the preamble to the re- solve ) shall be repealed , he , or they , shall be deemed , by this ...
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