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... of this continent , it remained , for more than two centuries and a half , without any permanent settlement by civilized men . During this long period , Spain constantly asserted her right of propri- THE OREGON QUESTION . 3.
... of this continent , it remained , for more than two centuries and a half , without any permanent settlement by civilized men . During this long period , Spain constantly asserted her right of propri- THE OREGON QUESTION . 3.
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... continent of North America , or on the islands adjacent to that continent , of which the subjects of His Britannic Majesty were dis- possessed about the month of April , 1789 , by a Spanish officer , shall be restored to the said ...
... continent of North America , or on the islands adjacent to that continent , of which the subjects of His Britannic Majesty were dis- possessed about the month of April , 1789 , by a Spanish officer , shall be restored to the said ...
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... continent by the Strait of Fuca . His voyage is referred by Lord Clarendon to the year 1792. It was , in fact , made in 1778 , fourteen years before the Columbia River was entered or even certainly known to exist . Ten years after ...
... continent by the Strait of Fuca . His voyage is referred by Lord Clarendon to the year 1792. It was , in fact , made in 1778 , fourteen years before the Columbia River was entered or even certainly known to exist . Ten years after ...
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... continent . Through " Galignani's Messenger , " the echo of the British press , they are trans- lated into French , and widely circulated , poisoning the whole public mind of the Continent , and exciting prejudice 40 SPEECHES IN THE SENATE ...
... continent . Through " Galignani's Messenger , " the echo of the British press , they are trans- lated into French , and widely circulated , poisoning the whole public mind of the Continent , and exciting prejudice 40 SPEECHES IN THE SENATE ...
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John Adams Dix. whole public mind of the Continent , and exciting prejudice against us . I will only add that the Earl of Aberdeen in one House , and Sir Robert Peel in the other , adverted to these state- ments in a manner which ...
John Adams Dix. whole public mind of the Continent , and exciting prejudice against us . I will only add that the Earl of Aberdeen in one House , and Sir Robert Peel in the other , adverted to these state- ments in a manner which ...
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