Massachusetts Quarterly Review, 1 tomasCoolidge & Wiley, 1848 |
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... tion under these circumstances , if not looked upon as justifiable cause of war , is always liable to be looked upon as proof of an unfriendly spirit to one of the contending parties . " But in all former cases , 66 so wisely consistent ...
... tion under these circumstances , if not looked upon as justifiable cause of war , is always liable to be looked upon as proof of an unfriendly spirit to one of the contending parties . " But in all former cases , 66 so wisely consistent ...
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... tion " to take military possession , each power up to the extent of its own claims ? Why it would have been - like what we have seen in Texas . But why did not the American government resort to nego- tiation ? Because the Mexican ...
... tion " to take military possession , each power up to the extent of its own claims ? Why it would have been - like what we have seen in Texas . But why did not the American government resort to nego- tiation ? Because the Mexican ...
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... tion that portion of territory actually possessed by Texas , and which she did not consider as subject to negotiation . The Con- gress of Texas . . . would have passed a resolution . . . affirm- ing the claim to the Rio Grande .. if ...
... tion that portion of territory actually possessed by Texas , and which she did not consider as subject to negotiation . The Con- gress of Texas . . . would have passed a resolution . . . affirm- ing the claim to the Rio Grande .. if ...
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... tion . . . must be mortifying to the pride of Mexico , and may very probably induce her to commence against this country sud- den and active hostilities . " . - p . 80 . June 28th , he thus writes to General Taylor : invasion of Texas ...
... tion . . . must be mortifying to the pride of Mexico , and may very probably induce her to commence against this country sud- den and active hostilities . " . - p . 80 . June 28th , he thus writes to General Taylor : invasion of Texas ...
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... tion of Texas to the United States would be an adoption of the Texian war with Mexico by the United States , and would devolve its conduct and conclusion upon the United States . 66 Resolved , That the treaty - making power does not ...
... tion of Texas to the United States would be an adoption of the Texian war with Mexico by the United States , and would devolve its conduct and conclusion upon the United States . 66 Resolved , That the treaty - making power does not ...
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