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Suddenly , to the astonishment of every one , without cause or object , the old “
No Popery ” cry , which had lost its force in England half a century before , was
raised , no one knew where or by whom . It seemed , however , to sweep over the
...
Suddenly , to the astonishment of every one , without cause or object , the old “
No Popery ” cry , which had lost its force in England half a century before , was
raised , no one knew where or by whom . It seemed , however , to sweep over the
...
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... them over to the losers ? The next item of claim on our part would seem to be
certain more remote , or consequential , damages , or what may be called the
VOL IV . indirect losses , growing out of the same cause . THE ALABAMA
CLAIMS .
... them over to the losers ? The next item of claim on our part would seem to be
certain more remote , or consequential , damages , or what may be called the
VOL IV . indirect losses , growing out of the same cause . THE ALABAMA
CLAIMS .
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indirect losses , growing out of the same cause . The mere value of shipping and
cargoes actually destroyed was but a part , and probably but a small part , of the
injury to our commerce . A hostile steamer , fitted out with all the appliances of ...
indirect losses , growing out of the same cause . The mere value of shipping and
cargoes actually destroyed was but a part , and probably but a small part , of the
injury to our commerce . A hostile steamer , fitted out with all the appliances of ...
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The concession of belligerent rights to our insurgents was not the cause of the
fitting out of the privateers . They were not fitted out till long after the war had
become a perfectly established fact , recognized as such by the whole civilized
world .
The concession of belligerent rights to our insurgents was not the cause of the
fitting out of the privateers . They were not fitted out till long after the war had
become a perfectly established fact , recognized as such by the whole civilized
world .
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... and perhaps caring about them but little , should have bestowed their applause
and sympathy upon the party which seemed numerically the weaker , yet
defended its cause with such spirit , and with such a brilliant promise of success .
... and perhaps caring about them but little , should have bestowed their applause
and sympathy upon the party which seemed numerically the weaker , yet
defended its cause with such spirit , and with such a brilliant promise of success .
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