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... latter government had a station at Belize , which by the terms of the treaty it was allowed to retain , but which it proceeded to enlarge ; and it also established other posts . În 1860 it negotiated a treaty with Nicaragua , in which ...
... latter government had a station at Belize , which by the terms of the treaty it was allowed to retain , but which it proceeded to enlarge ; and it also established other posts . În 1860 it negotiated a treaty with Nicaragua , in which ...
Page 81
... latter country en- tered the Mosquito reservation . The chief protested , and after considerable trouble succeeded in getting the soldiers out of his territory . Soon afterward another invasion of Nicaragua was threatened by the ...
... latter country en- tered the Mosquito reservation . The chief protested , and after considerable trouble succeeded in getting the soldiers out of his territory . Soon afterward another invasion of Nicaragua was threatened by the ...
Page 91
... latter's negotiations with Germany . The effect has been practically the econo- mic , if not also the political , isolation of France in Europe . In its general features , the Russo - German treaty may be described as a reciprocity ...
... latter's negotiations with Germany . The effect has been practically the econo- mic , if not also the political , isolation of France in Europe . In its general features , the Russo - German treaty may be described as a reciprocity ...
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... latter , as has very recently become apparent , has not been a formal compact , and has even been deprived , by the recent establishment of amicable economic relations be- tween the governments of Berlin and St. Petersburg , of much of ...
... latter , as has very recently become apparent , has not been a formal compact , and has even been deprived , by the recent establishment of amicable economic relations be- tween the governments of Berlin and St. Petersburg , of much of ...
Page 100
... latter for use in the fabrication of brandies and refined alcohols , and other products of distil- lation , and in the manufacture of ordinary table wine ( by watering , mixing with inferior grape juice , etc ) . Accord- ingly the ...
... latter for use in the fabrication of brandies and refined alcohols , and other products of distil- lation , and in the manufacture of ordinary table wine ( by watering , mixing with inferior grape juice , etc ) . Accord- ingly the ...
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