Cuban Independence and Annexation Questions in US Policy
The article argues that Cuban independence must not be confused with outright annexation and urges the United States to press Spain for reparations while preserving relations. It discusses potential US recognition of Cuban insurgents as belligerents, the Monroe Doctrine, and the risk of war if immediate annexation is pushed, noting Spain's accountability and US strategic interests.
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England
Grant
Spain
United States
Cuba
Schenck
J. H. Sehetick
Philadelphis
Ieee Mak
Ben Eas
Aires
Amos Wooly
Allen
Insner
Doran
Logan County
Ohio
Nathaniel Harris
Middlebury
Vermont
Lloyd
Wrethher
Missouri
E. G. Milter
Montgomery & Co
Bommer & Metz
Quincy
Illinois
Henry Thomas Meyer
Blockade word sparks debate over British larps and neutrality
In a detailed legal argument, the author cites English law lords and cases from Campbell to Lyndhurst, arguing that Britain could not excuse harboring rebel arms or tolerating piracy via a vague blockade. The piece scrutinizes Lincoln’s proclamation and warns that a single term may bind a nation to war, urging adherence to sovereign bounds and lawful conduct.
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England
United States
Chelmsford
Axcalor
Lord Brougham
Bernard
Orsini
Campbell
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Truro
Lord Ellenboro
George Cornwall Lewis
Lincoln
Heffter
Pacific
France
Turkey
Great Britain
Russia
Haute
Feuville Des Droits
Unitates
Lingolit
Thas
Alabama Pirates and British Complicity in a Hostile Expedition
A detailed 1862 critique accuses the British government of crass negligence and complicity in the Alabama affair. It notes delays in arrest, safe harbor in Moelfra Bay, and naval aid from Kingston Jamaica, arguing the ship’s construction, escape, and crew enlistment violated international law and had political backing in England.
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Shine
Alabama
London
Liverpool
Adams
Collier
Lord Brougham
England
Wales
Moelfra Bay
Hercules
Mere
Lord Russell
United States
William Passmore
Confederate States of America
International
Municipal
Kingston
Jamaica
William Scott
Disha
Bea
Wilk
Farzoter
Venetian Liniment Triumphs Across Two Continents
History traces the Venetian Liniment from 1802 England via Dr Tobias's grandfather to American adoption in 1847 and a booming 1868 sale. It claims cures for cholera, diarrhea, dysentery, croup, colic, cramps, vomiting, chronic rheumatism, burns, sores, toothache and more, with external use and a one dollar price. Depot listed as 10 Park Place, New York.
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Tobias
England
William IV
Liverpool
United States
Druggita
Dte
Park Place
N. Y
Aprijdawlin
Allcocek
J. W. Johnson
Hartford
Fuller
Peekskill
Thomas Allcock
D. Fuller
Allcock
All Deaguisty
Brandreth House
New York
Aphidawlm
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Fletcher's Mill
Honey Creek Township
Adams County
Inois
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J. Schmitt & Mulliner
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Iowa
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Washington Park
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