Cuban Foreign Relations, 1818-1830

Adams American annexation attack attempt August believed Britain British carried cause Clay close Colombia and Mexico colonies commerce condition Congress continued Cuba and Porto Cuban danger December desire effect efforts England European event Everett Executive expected expedition fact favor fear Florida force Foreign France French give given guarantee hands Havana House immediate importance independence instructions interest invasion island of Cuba King land letter London Madrid maintain March maritime means measure ment Mexican Michelena minister movement naval necessary neutrality Niles Weekly Register object obtain October op.cit Panama party pass peace Poinsett political population Porto Rico ports position possession present President probably proposed protection question reason received regard Relations remain Republic respect Rico Rush Russia secretary secure sent slaves South Spain Spanish success taken thousand tion Torrens transfer troops Union United views Washington West