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...—RICHARD OLNEY: Letter to Ambassador Bayard. OUTLINED IN THE FORM OF A BRIEF : I. To admit the principle that European powers may convert American states into colonies or provinces of their own would be disastrous to the United States; for, (a) It would result in the loss of our position among...

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