Political Discussions Legislatuve Diplomatic And Popular 1856 1886
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In presenting the views contained herein to Lord Granville, you will take occasion to say that the Government of the United States seeks this particular time for the discussion as most op portune and auspicious. At no period since the peace of 1783 have the relations between the British and American Govern ments been so cordial and friendly as now. I am sure Her Majesty s Government will find in the views now suggested, and the propositions now submitted, additional evidence of the desire of th...is Government to remove all possible grounds of controversy between two nations, which have so many interests in common, and so many reasons for honorable and lasting peace.
You will at the earliest opportunity acquaint Lord Granville with the purpose of the United States touching the Clayton- Bui wer Treaty and, in your own way, you will impress him fully with the views of your Government. I refrain from directing that a copy of this instruction be left with his Lord ship, because, in reviewing the case, I have necessarily been compelled, in drawing illustrations from British policy, to in dulge somewhat freely in the argumentum ad hominem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In presenting the views contained herein to Lord Granville, you will take occasion to say that the Government of the United States seeks this particular time for the discussion as most op portune and auspicious. At no period since the peace of 1783 have the relations between the British and American Govern ments been so cordial and friendly as now. I am sure Her Majesty s Government will find in the views now suggested, and the propositions now submitted, additional evidence of the desire of th...is Government to remove all possible grounds of controversy between two nations, which have so many interests in common, and so many reasons for honorable and lasting peace.
You will at the earliest opportunity acquaint Lord Granville with the purpose of the United States touching the Clayton- Bui wer Treaty and, in your own way, you will impress him fully with the views of your Government. I refrain from directing that a copy of this instruction be left with his Lord ship, because, in reviewing the case, I have necessarily been compelled, in drawing illustrations from British policy, to in dulge somewhat freely in the argumentum ad hominem.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blaine, James Gillespie, 1830-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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