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A. Q. P. 324, p. 26; Musgrave to Bannister, Oct. 11, 1822, C. A. Q. 334, p. 133; Lord Durham's Report, p. 72.
="Hart Davis, British H. Of C. April 11, 1815; Hans. Vol. 30, p. 501.
^""It is notorious to the whole world that the conquest of Canada and its perma- /fcnt annexation to the U. S. Was the declared object of the iVmerican government. * * * That of late years at least the American government has been influenced by a very different policy, by a spirit of aggrandizement not necessary to th...eir own security but increasing with the extent of their empire, has been too clearly mani- fested by their jn-ngressive occupation of the Indian territories, by the acquisition of Louisiana, by the more recent attempt to wrest by force of arms from a nation in amitv the two Floridas, and lastlv by the avowed intention of permanently annexing the Canadas to the United States. " A. S. P. For. Rel. Vol. III. P. 713, S. (Brit. Plenipotentiary to Amer. ) 65 In Canada not a few looked upon the Americans as their nat- ural enemies and then exaggerated the real danger of a renewal of hostilities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. Q. P. 324, p. 26; Musgrave to Bannister, Oct. 11, 1822, C. A. Q. 334, p. 133; Lord Durham's Report, p. 72.
="Hart Davis, British H. Of C. April 11, 1815; Hans. Vol. 30, p. 501.
^""It is notorious to the whole world that the conquest of Canada and its perma- /fcnt annexation to the U. S. Was the declared object of the iVmerican government. * * * That of late years at least the American government has been influenced by a very different policy, by a spirit of aggrandizement not necessary to th...eir own security but increasing with the extent of their empire, has been too clearly mani- fested by their jn-ngressive occupation of the Indian territories, by the acquisition of Louisiana, by the more recent attempt to wrest by force of arms from a nation in amitv the two Floridas, and lastlv by the avowed intention of permanently annexing the Canadas to the United States. " A. S. P. For. Rel. Vol. III. P. 713, S. (Brit. Plenipotentiary to Amer. ) 65 In Canada not a few looked upon the Americans as their nat- ural enemies and then exaggerated the real danger of a renewal of hostilities.
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