Foreign Policy Cuba Speech of Hon Ec Marshall of California in the House
Foreign Policy Cuba Speech of Hon Ec Marshall of California in the House
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Be- fore Mr. Hise lind (•(inclwilcd tliis convciiliuii the Administration wliicli sciii him had tcone out, and General Tnylor was iiiaug;uruted. Mr. Mi. Se wa. S recalled, and Mr. >S(|iiier sent in hi. S Htead, with instructions from Mr. Clayton, whiniid th. It it was completed after the date of his letter of recall, and that it exceeded his instructions. The verv truth is, it was siijipressed becausf it toidc the American •jtoiind, and would have brought us by possibility in contact with Engla...nd, which was then asserting new and most extraordinary projiositions. We will see wimt those propositions were, and how tlicy were met by Mr. Clayton, and by his successor. Mr. Man- ning, Vice Consul at Niairagua, writes to Lord Palmerston in April, 1849: " My opiiiinii, il'your lorilship will allow mo to express it, ' as rP!;;ir(U tlii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be- fore Mr. Hise lind (•(inclwilcd tliis convciiliuii the Administration wliicli sciii him had tcone out, and General Tnylor was iiiaug;uruted. Mr. Mi. Se wa. S recalled, and Mr. >S(|iiier sent in hi. S Htead, with instructions from Mr. Clayton, whiniid th. It it was completed after the date of his letter of recall, and that it exceeded his instructions. The verv truth is, it was siijipressed becausf it toidc the American •jtoiind, and would have brought us by possibility in contact with Engla...nd, which was then asserting new and most extraordinary projiositions. We will see wimt those propositions were, and how tlicy were met by Mr. Clayton, and by his successor. Mr. Man- ning, Vice Consul at Niairagua, writes to Lord Palmerston in April, 1849: " My opiiiinii, il'your lorilship will allow mo to express it, ' as rP!;;ir(U tlii.
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