Foundations of American Diplomacy, 1775-1872Robert H. Ferrell University of South Carolina Press, 1968 - 284 strani |
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... Adams ; the latter somehow was old even in youth . Oddly , Adams with his tradition of Federalism - he had become a Republican only in 1808 - saw more boldly than Monroe who , living so close to Monticello , should have caught some of ...
... Adams ; the latter somehow was old even in youth . Oddly , Adams with his tradition of Federalism - he had become a Republican only in 1808 - saw more boldly than Monroe who , living so close to Monticello , should have caught some of ...
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... Adams , in Feb- ruary 1819 , carefully asked the opinion of General Andrew Jackson about getting Texas from Onís , and even that champion of the West said that what Adams was getting , the Floridas and a con- tinental boundary with ...
... Adams , in Feb- ruary 1819 , carefully asked the opinion of General Andrew Jackson about getting Texas from Onís , and even that champion of the West said that what Adams was getting , the Floridas and a con- tinental boundary with ...
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... Adams on his speech at the Lord Mayor's dinner , it states distinctly that the arrest of Mason & Slidell on the ... Adams to read his note to Ld . Russell as he sees fit . This Mr. Adams hesitates to do ; but both Mr. Wilson and myself ...
... Adams on his speech at the Lord Mayor's dinner , it states distinctly that the arrest of Mason & Slidell on the ... Adams to read his note to Ld . Russell as he sees fit . This Mr. Adams hesitates to do ; but both Mr. Wilson and myself ...
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