On account particularly of the failure of In this paper the Minister justi-įies this orderthe countries being at peace War on the persons and property of Spanish June 15th, 1739, ordering that officer to (dying before the 12th) received no prize To a combined English and colonial force. Tial features) in 1762, when on the 12th of This project was carried out (in its essen. Government, covering his proposal for takingĬuba, Britain and Spain being then at peace. Greatest inducement for the proceedings of

Selves of such treasures formed perhaps the Served as though the desire to possess them. In the bay of Cadiz on the 13th of March,ġ739, found among these manuscripts, pre. No 2 is a list of certain cargoes arriving Will be remembered, procured the appoint. Vernon on the Potomac was called, who, it The mouth of the river Chagre, to Admiral ~EW SERIES.đ 2 Stray Leaves from the July, These papers treat, it is hut justice to write of the manuscripts which we here present. Seems to have played in the affairs of which of the histoiy of the times in the summary The remarkable part our parent government we shall merely add explanations illustrative By way of accounting for tion, or to give them interest to the reader, Respect for what were then considered they need few comments for their elucida. Point of integrity of national purpose, and United States. Were far behind those which now prevail in epoch most interest the people of the Political moralsof nationsa century ago, on international questions which at this They also show conclusively that facts, very many of which bear most forci~~ly Spain respectively, with reference to this generally tersely written and replete withĬontinent. The policy originally governing Britain and can present in any other manner being Velopment of the spirit of the times and that quarter in 1738, 9 and 40, than we Public interest, the latter has placed at our to her citizens for which she contended.ĭisposal the result of his fortnights cx- These papers, for the first time hereĪmination, which we here give to the world, printed, are fifteen in number, and em-Īs embracing an exceedingly curious de- brace a clearer exposition of the affairs of Of somewhat similar tastes to read them government until its citizens should, for theĪnd copy such as he judged of peculiar sake of peace, force it to grant the privileges~ Kindly permitting a friend settlements, by way of harassing that The West Indies, and, generally, in and near privateering upon Spanish bottoms and ~e coast of the North American colonies, system of encouraging buccaneering or In which they were written, commanded his of other nations and after finding remon-īritannic Majestys squadrons operating off strance to be in vain, Britain adopted the Ger and Edward Vernon, who, in the times doubtedly most oppressive to the commerce Of the papers of Admirals Sir Charles Wa- possessioifs, nominal and real, were un. Among them are nine volumes laws enacted by Spain for her American Of Mexico, the West Indies and the Spanish had failed to colonize. Nanuscripts referring particularly to the past tionarys grant that is, to so much as she Obtained from Europe a consignment of which she claimed in virtue of that fuac. Success of his American historical researches, and valuable domain in the New World,

Man, distinguished for the assiduity and thority of the Pope to cede to Spain the vast So~vrz months since an American gentle- that her statesmen utterly denied the au. STRAY LEAVES FROM THE UNPUBLISHED HISTORY OF THE T~ Stray Leaves from the Unpublished History of the New World 1-13 Volume 14, Issue 79, miscellaneous front pages C-iiġ851. New York July 1851 0014 079 The American Whig review. Volume 14, Issue 79 American review a Whig journal of politics, literature, art, and science Wiley and Putnam, etc. These materials may not be redistributed. Restricted to authorized users at Cornell University and the University of Michigan. Cornell University Library 560 page images in volume Cornell University Library Ithaca, NY 1999 ABL5306-0014 /moa/amwh/amwh0014/ Volume 14, Issue 79 Creation of machine-readable edition. Volume 14, Note on Digital Production A-B

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