Speech of Hon Lewis Cass of Michigan On Our Relations With Great Britain Del
Speech of Hon Lewis Cass of Michigan On Our Relations With Great Britain Del
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It is a per manent position on the great Bay of Honduras.
And besides this change of tenure, and the con version of a limited right into an absolute proprie torship, Great Britain has greatly enlarged the extent of the settlement beyond the boundaries assigned to it, to the injury of the State of Gua temala, to which the invaded country belongs, as successor to the rights and possessions of Spain. The most remote southern limit of this settle ment, ever recognized by Spain, was the Siboon river..., I suppose twelve or fourteen miles from the Belize; but the British have extended it to the Sar- stoon river, one hundred and fifty or two hundred miles still further south, and as clearty in the State of Guatemala as the James river is in Virginia. Some maps represent her encroachments as having reached the Golfo Dolce, still further down the coast.
And this progressive invasion has been commit ted, without the slightest title of right or author ity committed by" the strong hand, and main tained by it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a per manent position on the great Bay of Honduras.
And besides this change of tenure, and the con version of a limited right into an absolute proprie torship, Great Britain has greatly enlarged the extent of the settlement beyond the boundaries assigned to it, to the injury of the State of Gua temala, to which the invaded country belongs, as successor to the rights and possessions of Spain. The most remote southern limit of this settle ment, ever recognized by Spain, was the Siboon river..., I suppose twelve or fourteen miles from the Belize; but the British have extended it to the Sar- stoon river, one hundred and fifty or two hundred miles still further south, and as clearty in the State of Guatemala as the James river is in Virginia. Some maps represent her encroachments as having reached the Golfo Dolce, still further down the coast.
And this progressive invasion has been commit ted, without the slightest title of right or author ity committed by" the strong hand, and main tained by it.
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