The War With Mexico
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31: "Delay on our part to bring to a positive settlement all existing difficulties with Mexico would be mere madness and folly." Picayune, May 5 : "There is no proposition in mathematics more absolutely demonstrable than the impossibihty of having a good understanding with Mexico before giving her a sound drubbing." (Designs) Id., Dec. 30, 1845; Feb. 5, 1846.
52Consul Campbell, Jan. 7, 1846.
10. (AboUtionists) N. Orl. Comm. Bulletin, Mar. 18, 1842. (Calhoun) Smith, Annex, of Texas, 209, 211, 21...3-6. Calhoun's remark was given 444 NOTES ON CHAPTER VI, PAGES 123-125 to the author by Judge Martin of South CaroUna, to whom it was made in the spring of 1847, and is fully in Une with Calhoun's action. (Missis- sippi) The author thinks he has heard Dr. Wm. E. Dodd of the University of Chicago express such an opinion.
11. E.g. Ills. State Register, Dec. 27, 1844: "If war shall ensue, let it not close until the empire of Mexico" is added to the Union; Baker of Illinois in House, Jan. 29, 1846: "We must have CaUfornia, and perhaps all Mexico" {Cong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
31: "Delay on our part to bring to a positive settlement all existing difficulties with Mexico would be mere madness and folly." Picayune, May 5 : "There is no proposition in mathematics more absolutely demonstrable than the impossibihty of having a good understanding with Mexico before giving her a sound drubbing." (Designs) Id., Dec. 30, 1845; Feb. 5, 1846.
52Consul Campbell, Jan. 7, 1846.
10. (AboUtionists) N. Orl. Comm. Bulletin, Mar. 18, 1842. (Calhoun) Smith, Annex, of Texas, 209, 211, 21...3-6. Calhoun's remark was given 444 NOTES ON CHAPTER VI, PAGES 123-125 to the author by Judge Martin of South CaroUna, to whom it was made in the spring of 1847, and is fully in Une with Calhoun's action. (Missis- sippi) The author thinks he has heard Dr. Wm. E. Dodd of the University of Chicago express such an opinion.
11. E.g. Ills. State Register, Dec. 27, 1844: "If war shall ensue, let it not close until the empire of Mexico" is added to the Union; Baker of Illinois in House, Jan. 29, 1846: "We must have CaUfornia, and perhaps all Mexico" {Cong.
What to read after The War With Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Justin Harvey Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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