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...and of her American provinces;" and it was resolved that we could not, "with indifference," " see it pass from the hands of Spain into those of any other foreign power." (p. 175.) See Mr. Madison's message recommending the step, though it was then denounced by a few of...

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...the United States take possession for the time then being of East Florida, and publish "a declaration that the United States could not see, without serious...hands of Spain into those of any other foreign power." This was aimed against Great Britain, though the terms were general, and thus in fact contained the...