The Case of Venezuela: A Reply to the British Blue Book Entitled "Documents and Correspondence Relating to the Question of Boundary Between British Guiana and Venezuela."Franklin printing and publishing Company, 1896 - 271 pages |
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... continued to be until a period not distantly removed from our own , and it was those customs which gave to the Pope the power to cede to Spain the lands already discovered , or to be discovered , in America , and to make Portugal ...
... continued to be until a period not distantly removed from our own , and it was those customs which gave to the Pope the power to cede to Spain the lands already discovered , or to be discovered , in America , and to make Portugal ...
Page 218
... continued to be interested in this ques- tion ; and for several successive years it has given rise to ob- servations made by the President in his ordinary annual messages , and always with the hope that a prompt solution might be ...
... continued to be interested in this ques- tion ; and for several successive years it has given rise to ob- servations made by the President in his ordinary annual messages , and always with the hope that a prompt solution might be ...
Page 223
... continued and vexatious controversy . General Crespo's Ad- ministration has had the inexpressible glory of witnessing the intervention of the United States in this dispute , speaking in the name of seventy millions of souls , and ...
... continued and vexatious controversy . General Crespo's Ad- ministration has had the inexpressible glory of witnessing the intervention of the United States in this dispute , speaking in the name of seventy millions of souls , and ...
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The Case of Venezuela: A Reply to the British Blue Book Entitled Documents ... Government of Venezuela No preview available - 2017 |
The Case of Venezuela: A Reply to the British Blue Book Entitled Documents ... Government of Venezuela No preview available - 2017 |
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affirmed aforesaid Amacuro Amazon arbitration Archivo asserted Atlas authority bank Batavian Republic belonging Berbice Blue Book boundary question Britain British Guiana Capuchins Caracas Caribs cédula Centurion claim coast Colombia Colony of Essequibo Commission considered Corentin Cumaná Cuyuni River dated declared Demerara documents dominion Don José Don Manuel Centurion Dutch Colonies English Esquibo Essequibo River established expedition extended Foreign French Government of Venezuela Governor Holland Indians Indies islands King lands letter limits London Lord Salisbury Majesty Majesty's Government ment missionaries missions Moroco Moruca mouth nations navigation occupied places Point Barima Pope Portugal Preliminary Statement present province of Guayana Pumaron regions remonstrance Republic respecting River Cuyuni River Orinoco Rodway Royal Schomburgk Schomburgk line Señor settlement Seville sion South America Spain and Portugal Spaniards Spanish States-General Surinam territory in dispute Thomé tion Treaty of Munster Tumeremo usurped Venezuelan Government villages wherein Yuruary zuela