Evolution of Seward's Mexican Policy
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Leg., p.
196, June 21; 51 Desps. Fr., No. 131 of March 31 and No. 146 of Apr. 22; 16 Instrs. Fr., p. 186, No. 170, June 21, 1862; N. Y. Herald, Dec. 23, 1862, and London Times, Dec. 27, 1862; 16 Instrs. Fr., p. 224, No. 201 of Aug.
23, and pp. 230-34, No. 204 (circular) of Aug. 8, 1862.
41 28 Desps. Mex., No. 31, July 28, 1862. The idea that France might set up a protectorate over Louisana had been suggested by Dayton a. year earlier. [50 Desps. Fr., No. 29, Aug. 29, 1861].
[97 Evolution of Sew...abd's Mexican Policy 35 vention, seemed to entertain a sad and profound conviction "that the failure of the United States in the civil war would be the doom of free g overnment everywhere on the earth."*2 For several months there was little change in the situation. The French were gradually gaining ground, however; and their prepara- tions for increasing their forces and other activities, were regarded as an indication that Napoleon intended to make a prolonged occupa tion of the country and perhaps usurp the government — against the will of the Mexican people, who Corwin reported were unanimously opposed to the intervention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leg., p.
196, June 21; 51 Desps. Fr., No. 131 of March 31 and No. 146 of Apr. 22; 16 Instrs. Fr., p. 186, No. 170, June 21, 1862; N. Y. Herald, Dec. 23, 1862, and London Times, Dec. 27, 1862; 16 Instrs. Fr., p. 224, No. 201 of Aug.
23, and pp. 230-34, No. 204 (circular) of Aug. 8, 1862.
41 28 Desps. Mex., No. 31, July 28, 1862. The idea that France might set up a protectorate over Louisana had been suggested by Dayton a. year earlier. [50 Desps. Fr., No. 29, Aug. 29, 1861].
[97 Evolution of Sew...abd's Mexican Policy 35 vention, seemed to entertain a sad and profound conviction "that the failure of the United States in the civil war would be the doom of free g overnment everywhere on the earth."*2 For several months there was little change in the situation. The French were gradually gaining ground, however; and their prepara- tions for increasing their forces and other activities, were regarded as an indication that Napoleon intended to make a prolonged occupa tion of the country and perhaps usurp the government — against the will of the Mexican people, who Corwin reported were unanimously opposed to the intervention.
What to read after Evolution of Seward's Mexican Policy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Callahan, James Morton, 1864-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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