10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... debt contracted in the last war . Q. How long are thofe taxes to con- tinue ? A. Those for discharging the debt are to continue till 1772 , and longer , if the debt should not be then all difcharged . The others must always continue . Q ...
... debt contracted in the last war . Q. How long are thofe taxes to con- tinue ? A. Those for discharging the debt are to continue till 1772 , and longer , if the debt should not be then all difcharged . The others must always continue . Q ...
Page 125
... debts , and owing to her internal disorders she had ceased to be able to provide means of paying the debts . The patience of her foreign creditors had become exhausted , and at least two foreign nations were on the point of intervention ...
... debts , and owing to her internal disorders she had ceased to be able to provide means of paying the debts . The patience of her foreign creditors had become exhausted , and at least two foreign nations were on the point of intervention ...
Page 126
... debts and to secure the Dominican Government against demands for unjust debts . The proposed method will give the people of Santo Domingo the same chance to move onward and upward which we have already given to the people of Cuba . It ...
... debts and to secure the Dominican Government against demands for unjust debts . The proposed method will give the people of Santo Domingo the same chance to move onward and upward which we have already given to the people of Cuba . It ...
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