| Edmund Burke - History - 1849 - 1012 pages
...prepared, on the part of the American Government, to propose that British ships may trade from any port in the world to any port in the United States, and be...received, protected, and in respect to charges and duties treated like American ships, if, reciprocally, American ships may in like manner trade from any port... | |
| Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - Bills, Legislative - 1848 - 600 pages
...prepared, on the part of the American Government, to propose that British ships may trade from any port in the world to any port in the United States, and be...received, protected, and in respect to charges and duties, treated like American ships ; if reciprocally, American ships may in like manner trade from any port... | |
| Books - 1849 - 980 pages
...prepared, on the part of the American Government, to propose that British ships may trade from any port in the world to any port in the United States, and be...received, protected, and in respect to charges and duties treated like American ships, if, reciprocally, American ships may in like manner trade from any port... | |
| History - 1849 - 982 pages
...prepared, on the part of the American Government, to propose that British ships may trade from any port in the world to any port in the United States, and be...received, protected, and in respect to charges and duties treated like American ships, if, reciprocally, American ships may in like manner trade from any port... | |
| William Schaw Lindsay - Commerce - 1876 - 712 pages
...Majesty's Principal November Secretary of State for Foreign A flairs, if her Majesty's Govera' 18*'- ment is inclined to remove existing restrictions on international...may trade from any port of the world to any port in tho United. States, and be received, protected, and, in respect to charges and duties, bo treated like... | |
| United States. Congress. House - United States - 846 pages
...prepared, on the part of the American government, to propose that British ships may trade from any port in the world to any port in the United States, and be received, protected, and, ii respect to charges and duties, treated like American ships; if, reciprocally, American ships may,... | |
| Diplomatic and consular service, American - 1926 - 454 pages
...country. To abrogate it would at once set free dormant commercial wealth, without injuring anyone. "Should Her Majesty's Government entertain similar...propose that British ships may trade from any port in the world to any port in the United States and be received, protected, and, in respect to charges... | |
| Edmund Burke - History - 1849 - 978 pages
...prepared, on the part of the American Government, to propose that British ships may trade from any port in the world to any port in the United States, and be...received, protected, and in respect to charges and duties treated like American ships, if, reciprocally, American ships may in like manner trade from any port... | |
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