American Interest in Cuba: 1848-1855Columbia University Press, 1948 - 323 pages |
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Page 182
... ship bread , pork products , dried fish and similar items ranged from 50 to 175 percent . Most burden- some of all was the duty on American flour of $ 8.50 per barrel when imported in Spanish ships and $ 9.50 in American ships . In 1852 ...
... ship bread , pork products , dried fish and similar items ranged from 50 to 175 percent . Most burden- some of all was the duty on American flour of $ 8.50 per barrel when imported in Spanish ships and $ 9.50 in American ships . In 1852 ...
Page 232
... ships and redress for the gross insult to the American flag , or alternatively , " to be allowed to redress the grievance and repel the insult to our national flag , with such means and in such manner as we can , and shall deem equal ...
... ships and redress for the gross insult to the American flag , or alternatively , " to be allowed to redress the grievance and repel the insult to our national flag , with such means and in such manner as we can , and shall deem equal ...
Page 234
... ship might not be permitted to land in Havana if Purser Smith was aboard.74 According to Cañedo , a deception was played on him as the Secretary of State sent him a telegram on October 23 assuring him that Smith as well as Porter would ...
... ship might not be permitted to land in Havana if Purser Smith was aboard.74 According to Cañedo , a deception was played on him as the Secretary of State sent him a telegram on October 23 assuring him that Smith as well as Porter would ...
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