The American Historical Review, Volumen16MacMillan, 1911 |
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... United States , " in their delirious ambition , aspire to plant their unclean flag , the emblem of treason , ingratitude , and injustice , in beautiful and opulent Mexico " , cried a pamphleteer in 1842 ; and this idea became almost as ...
... United States , " in their delirious ambition , aspire to plant their unclean flag , the emblem of treason , ingratitude , and injustice , in beautiful and opulent Mexico " , cried a pamphleteer in 1842 ; and this idea became almost as ...
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... United States had instigated the rebellion ; they knew that our country had long desired the region ; and they could not forget that many volunteers from the United States had aided the people of Texas to defeat their troops . " Who is ...
... United States had instigated the rebellion ; they knew that our country had long desired the region ; and they could not forget that many volunteers from the United States had aided the people of Texas to defeat their troops . " Who is ...
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... United States chargé , said in a private letter to the United States Secretary of State , dated June 17 , 1844 ( State Dept. , Desps . from Mins . , Mexico , XII . ) : " The English merchants here are all in favor of his [ Santa Anna's ] ...
... United States chargé , said in a private letter to the United States Secretary of State , dated June 17 , 1844 ( State Dept. , Desps . from Mins . , Mexico , XII . ) : " The English merchants here are all in favor of his [ Santa Anna's ] ...
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... United States had infor- mally proposed annexation to the Texan government , and one can hardly doubt that he communicated to the Mexican officials a piece of news so important in itself and so well calculated to justify the course ...
... United States had infor- mally proposed annexation to the Texan government , and one can hardly doubt that he communicated to the Mexican officials a piece of news so important in itself and so well calculated to justify the course ...
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... United States . Worse yet , how- ever , would be the absorption of that region by its great neighbor , for while " the independence of Texas perhaps would not make necessary a war with the American republic ; from its annexation , this ...
... United States . Worse yet , how- ever , would be the absorption of that region by its great neighbor , for while " the independence of Texas perhaps would not make necessary a war with the American republic ; from its annexation , this ...
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