 February, 1819, still it would appear more becoming the independent character of this government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavor to establish a boundary which would be more easily defined, and which might be mutually more advantageous."...  University of California Publications in History - Stran 70avtor: University of California, Berkeley - 1914 - 266 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | John Quincy Adams - 1838 - 144 strani
...February, 1819, still it would appear more becoming the independent character of this [Mexican] Government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavor...and which might be mutually more advantageous. The Secretary expressed himself much gratified by such a suggestion, and proposed that the two Governments... | |
 | Robert Mayo - 1839 - 246 strani
...independent character of this [Mexican] Government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavour to establish a boundary which would be more easily...and which might be mutually more advantageous. The Secretary expressed himself much gratified by such a suggestion, and proposed that the two Governments... | |
 | Robert Mayo - 1839 - 234 strani
...character of this [Mexican] Government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavour toestablish a boundary which would be more easily defined, and which might be mutually more advantageous. The Secretary expressed himself much gratified by such a suggestion, and proposed that the two Governments... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - 1220 strani
...of February, 1819, still it would appear more becoming the independent character of this Government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavor...and which might be mutually more advantageous. The Secretary expressed himself much atified by such a suggestion, and proposed that the two Governments... | |
 | Thomas Maitland Marshall - 1914 - 338 strani
...Indians or otherwise, of Mexico. 20 Manning, in The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, XVII, 221-222. If the Mexican government insisted on the boundary...address a note to Poinsett, stating the views of his government.— Poinsett 's apparent desire to hasten matters, however, was not sincere, for a week... | |
 | Thomas Maitland Marshall - 1914 - 364 strani
...Indians or otherwise, of Mexico. 20 Manning, in The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, XVII, 221-222. If the Mexican government insisted on the boundary...address a note to Poinsett, stating the views of his government.32 Poinsett 's apparent desire to hasten matters, however, was not sincere, for a week later... | |
 | 1914 - 496 strani
...of February, 1819, still it would appear more becoming the independent character of this government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavor...and which might be mutually more advantageous." The secretary expressed himself much gratified by such a suggestion, and proposed that the two governments... | |
 | William Ray Manning - 1916 - 430 strani
...of February, 1819, still it would appear more becoming the independent character of this government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavor...and which might be mutually more advantageous. The secretary expressed himself much gratified by such a suggestion, and proposed that the two governments... | |
 | William Ray Manning - 1916 - 430 strani
...of February, 1819, still it would appear more becoming the independent character of this government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavor...to establish a boundary which would be more easily denned, and which might be mutually more advantageous. The secretary expressed himself much gratified... | |
 | 1914 - 504 strani
...of February, 1819, still it would appear more becoming the independent character of this government to lay aside that treaty altogether, and to endeavor...and which might be mutually more advantageous." The secretary expressed himself much gratified by such a suggestion, and proposed that the two governments... | |
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