The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 56
... port of Cavite itself except the arsenal , handed over to him Spanish prisoners made by the American ships , and , lastly , referred to him the claims filed by Spanish merchants in regard to certain vessels captured from the Spaniards ...
... port of Cavite itself except the arsenal , handed over to him Spanish prisoners made by the American ships , and , lastly , referred to him the claims filed by Spanish merchants in regard to certain vessels captured from the Spaniards ...
Page 131
... port of New York , exports were $ 348 , imports $ 516 ; total , $ 864 . It will be seen that the value of manufactures produced on what may be called the Bay of New York was about three- quarters of that of the total foreign commerce of ...
... port of New York , exports were $ 348 , imports $ 516 ; total , $ 864 . It will be seen that the value of manufactures produced on what may be called the Bay of New York was about three- quarters of that of the total foreign commerce of ...
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... port , together with the adjacent waters , was leased to the latter for so long a period as Russia shall retain Port Arthur . Russia's negotiations at Pekin go a long way to explain the somewhat mysterious cessation of her activity in ...
... port , together with the adjacent waters , was leased to the latter for so long a period as Russia shall retain Port Arthur . Russia's negotiations at Pekin go a long way to explain the somewhat mysterious cessation of her activity in ...
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