The Diplomacy of the War of 1812 volume 2
The Diplomacy of the War of 1812 volume 2
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24, 1814; American State Papers, For. Rel. , III. , 711-713. 54 Ibid.
OPENING OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AT GHENT 229 consistent with acknowledged principles of public law ; they are founded neither on reciprocity, nor on any of the usual bases of negotiation, neither on that of titi possidetis nor of status ante bellum. They would inflict the most vital injury on the United States, by dismem- bering their territory, by arresting their natural growth and increase of population, and by leaving their ...north- ern and western frontier equally exposed to British invasion and to Indian aggression ; they are, above all, dishonorable to the United States, in demanding from them to abandon territory and a portion of their citi- zens ; to admit a foreign interference in their domestic concerns, and to cease to exercise their natural rights on their own shores and in their own waters. " A treaty founded on such terms, it was maintained, could not be permanent. Instead of settling the differences it would give rise to new ones, " sow the seeds of a permanent hatred, and lay the foundation of hostilities for an indefinite period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24, 1814; American State Papers, For. Rel. , III. , 711-713. 54 Ibid.
OPENING OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AT GHENT 229 consistent with acknowledged principles of public law ; they are founded neither on reciprocity, nor on any of the usual bases of negotiation, neither on that of titi possidetis nor of status ante bellum. They would inflict the most vital injury on the United States, by dismem- bering their territory, by arresting their natural growth and increase of population, and by leaving their ...north- ern and western frontier equally exposed to British invasion and to Indian aggression ; they are, above all, dishonorable to the United States, in demanding from them to abandon territory and a portion of their citi- zens ; to admit a foreign interference in their domestic concerns, and to cease to exercise their natural rights on their own shores and in their own waters. " A treaty founded on such terms, it was maintained, could not be permanent. Instead of settling the differences it would give rise to new ones, " sow the seeds of a permanent hatred, and lay the foundation of hostilities for an indefinite period.
What to read after The Diplomacy of the War of 1812 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Arthur Updyke to read onlineMoreLess
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