The Pacific Ocean in History Papers And Addresses Presented At the Panama Pacif
The Pacific Ocean in History Papers And Addresses Presented At the Panama Pacif
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[Secretario] to Michelena, Mexico, 2 de abril de 1825. Ms. , Relaciones Exteriores ; La Diplomacia Mexicana, vol. 3, p. 176.
6 Canning to Morier, July 30, 1824, Paxson, Independence of the South American Republics, p. 220, citing Foreign Office manuscript.
BRITISH INFLUENCE IN MEXICO 339 had been taken to receive him with fitting splendor. 1 Early in January, 1825, the minister for foreign relations, Lucas Alaman, in his report to the Mexican Congress on foreign affairs dwelt on the value to Me...xico of England's friendship. Concerning the danger of European intervention in 1823, he said : " England, in reply to the invitation of the minister of King Ferdinand, de- clined attending the proposed congress ; and, in papers presented by the English Ministry to the Parliament, which were published, she frankly disclosed the liberal principles which were to guide her conduct. Without refusing to recognize our independence, Eng- land desired that Spain should first take the important step, indicating, at the same time, that she would not long wait the tardy policy of the Cabinet of Madrid ; and she frankly declared that she could not suffer any power or league of powers, to inter- fere with an armed force as the auxiliary of Spain, in the questions pending between her and her colonies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Secretario] to Michelena, Mexico, 2 de abril de 1825. Ms. , Relaciones Exteriores ; La Diplomacia Mexicana, vol. 3, p. 176.
6 Canning to Morier, July 30, 1824, Paxson, Independence of the South American Republics, p. 220, citing Foreign Office manuscript.
BRITISH INFLUENCE IN MEXICO 339 had been taken to receive him with fitting splendor. 1 Early in January, 1825, the minister for foreign relations, Lucas Alaman, in his report to the Mexican Congress on foreign affairs dwelt on the value to Me...xico of England's friendship. Concerning the danger of European intervention in 1823, he said : " England, in reply to the invitation of the minister of King Ferdinand, de- clined attending the proposed congress ; and, in papers presented by the English Ministry to the Parliament, which were published, she frankly disclosed the liberal principles which were to guide her conduct. Without refusing to recognize our independence, Eng- land desired that Spain should first take the important step, indicating, at the same time, that she would not long wait the tardy policy of the Cabinet of Madrid ; and she frankly declared that she could not suffer any power or league of powers, to inter- fere with an armed force as the auxiliary of Spain, in the questions pending between her and her colonies.
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