The Writings of Thomas Jefferson: Correspondence, contTaylor & Maury, 1854 |
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... proceedings towards that power , we can find in them nothig but those of peace and friendship for them ; and conscious that this will be apparent from a true statement of facts , I shall proceed to give you such a one , to be ...
... proceedings towards that power , we can find in them nothig but those of peace and friendship for them ; and conscious that this will be apparent from a true statement of facts , I shall proceed to give you such a one , to be ...
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... proceedings have been the subject of former letters to you , and proofs of these proceedings have been sent to you . Those , with others now sent , establish the facts , that they called assemblies of the southern Indians , openly ...
... proceedings have been the subject of former letters to you , and proofs of these proceedings have been sent to you . Those , with others now sent , establish the facts , that they called assemblies of the southern Indians , openly ...
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... proceedings with respect to them , and while negotiations were instituted at Madrid for arranging these and all other matters which might affect our friendship and good understanding , we received from Messrs . de Viar and Jaudenes ...
... proceedings with respect to them , and while negotiations were instituted at Madrid for arranging these and all other matters which might affect our friendship and good understanding , we received from Messrs . de Viar and Jaudenes ...
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... proceedings . I shall make short observations on these charges . 1. Were the first true , it would not be ... proceeding then , for us to engage allies , if we needed any , for their punishment . But we neither need , nor have sought ...
... proceedings . I shall make short observations on these charges . 1. Were the first true , it would not be ... proceeding then , for us to engage allies , if we needed any , for their punishment . But we neither need , nor have sought ...
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... proceedings became immediately , as was naturally to be ex- pected , the subject of complaint by the representative here of that power against whom they would chiefly operate , & c . This was the true sense of the proclamation in the ...
... proceedings became immediately , as was naturally to be ex- pected , the subject of complaint by the representative here of that power against whom they would chiefly operate , & c . This was the true sense of the proclamation in the ...
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