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Edward Everett to A. P. Upshur, November 14, 1843
[Private and confidential.] Mr. Everett to Mr. Upshur. London, November 14, 1843. Hon. A. P. Upshur: * * * I had a long and, upon the whole, quite a satisfactory…
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Edward Everett to A. P. Upshur, November 2, 1843
[Confidential.] Mr. Everett to Mr. Upshur. London, November 2, 1843. Sir: By the steamer of the 16th October, I had the honor to receive your despatch No. 62, inclosing a…
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A . P . Upshur to Edward Everett, October 9, 1843
Mr. Upshur to Mr. Everett. Department of State, Washington, October 9, 1843. Sir: The President directs that you take an early occasion to bring again to the attention of Her…
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Edward Everett to A . P . Upshur, August 17, 1843
[Confidential.] Mr. Everett to Mr. Upshur. London, August 17, 1843. Dear Sir: * * * * * * When Lord Aberdeen spoke of instructing Mr. Fox on the Oregon question,…
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Edward Everett to Daniel Webster, November 18, 1842
Mr. Everett to Mr. Webster. London, November 18, 1842. Sir: * * * * * * * On arriving at the Foreign Office I was told that Lord Aberdeen wished…
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Edward Everett to Daniel Webster, October 19, 1842
Mr. Everett to Mr. Webster. London, October 19, 1842. Sir: * * * * * * * Lord Aberdeen, in the conference which ensued after the exchange of the ratifications,…
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No. 12., undated
No. 12. [undated] Extract from Vancouver’s “Voyage,” vol. 1, page 312. “As we were rowing, on Friday morning, [June 22, 1792,] for Point Grey, * * * we discovered two…
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Albert Gallatin to Henry Clay, December 2, 1826
Mr. Gallatin to Mr. Clay. London, December 2, 1826. Sir: * * * * * * * * Mr. Huskisson then asked me whether I was authorized to deviate from…
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Albert Gallatin to Henry Clay, November 25, 1826
Mr. Gallatin to Mr. Clay. London, November 25, 1826. Sir: * * * * * * * The latter part of our conversation was of a more conciliatory nature. Mr.…
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Henry Clay to Albert Gallatin, August 9, 1826
[Extract.] Mr. Clay to Mr. Gallatin. Lexington, August 9, 1826. * * * * * * * “He [the President] is very desirous of an amicable settlement of all the…