 | Chicago Historical Society - 1910 - 526 strani
...or might conquer, and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the war, until a just peace was obtained; that we must have indemnity in territory, and that as a part indemnity the Californias & New Mexico should under no circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that they should henceforward... | |
 | Chicago Historical Society - 1910 - 538 strani
...or might conquer^ and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the wary until_a. just rieace was obtained; that we must have indemnity in territory, and that as a part incTemnity the Californias & New Mexico should under no circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that... | |
 | American Historical Association - 1900 - 910 strani
...conquered, or might conquer, and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the war until a just peace was obtained; that we must have indemnity in territory, and that as a part indemnity the California^ and New Mexico should under no circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that they should... | |
 | John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler - 1900 - 868 strani
...or might conquer, and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the war, until a just peace was obtained, that we must have indemnity in territory,...circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that they should henceforward be considered a part of the United States and permanent territorial governments be established... | |
 | 1904 - 350 strani
...or might conqiier, and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the war, until a just peace was obtained; that we must have indemnity in territory, and that, as a partial indemnity, the Californias and New Mexico should under no circumstances be restored to Mexico,... | |
 | American Historical Association - 1900 - 904 strani
...conquered, or might conquer, and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the war until a just peace was obtained; that we must have indemnity in territory,...circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that they should henceforward be considered a part of the United States and permanent territorial governments be established... | |
 | John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler - 1900 - 884 strani
...or might conquer, and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the war, until a just peace was obtained, that we must have indemnity in territory,...circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that they should henceforward be considered a part of the United States and permanent territorial governments be established... | |
 | American Historical Association - 1900 - 902 strani
...was obtained; that we must have indemnity in territory, and that ax a part indemnity the California." and New Mexico should under no circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that they should henceforward be considered a part of the United States and permanent territorial governments be established... | |
 | American Historical Association - 1900 - 902 strani
...or might conquer, and levy contributions upon the enemy to supjxirt the war until a just peace was obtained; that we must have indemnity in territory, and that as a part indemnity theCalifornias and New Mexico should under no circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that they should... | |
 | Edward Gaylord Bourne - 1901 - 328 strani
...or might conquer, and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the war, until a just peace was obtained, that we must have indemnity in territory,...circumstances be restored to Mexico, but that they should henceforward be considered a part of the United States and permanent territorial governments be established... | |
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My views [records the President, November 9], were in substance that we would continue the prosecution of the war with an increased force, hold all the country we had conquered, or might conquer, and levy contributions upon the enemy to support the war... 
