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the termination of our amicable relations with the Chinese . With reference to the latter paragraph , that hostilities should not have been undertaken without express instructions received from Her Majesty's Government , he could not at ...
the termination of our amicable relations with the Chinese . With reference to the latter paragraph , that hostilities should not have been undertaken without express instructions received from Her Majesty's Government , he could not at ...
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the termination of our amicable relations with the Chinese . With reference to the latter paragraph , that hostilities should not have been undertaken without express instructions received from Her Majesty's Government , he could not at ...
the termination of our amicable relations with the Chinese . With reference to the latter paragraph , that hostilities should not have been undertaken without express instructions received from Her Majesty's Government , he could not at ...
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With the independent repub- lics on this continent it is both our duty and our interest to cultivate the most friendly relations . We can never feel indifferent to their fate , and must ...
With the independent repub- lics on this continent it is both our duty and our interest to cultivate the most friendly relations . We can never feel indifferent to their fate , and must ...
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