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The President's Message on Foreign Affairs and Finance
The message reviews U S relations with France and other powers, cites delays in French indemnity payments, warns of possible reprisals, and argues for enforcing treaties while highlighting U S finances and the Bank controversy. It emphasizes national honor, calls for economy, and outlines military and Indian affairs.
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Austria
Russia
Prussia
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Sweden
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Spain
United States
Congress
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Porto Rico
Department’ of State
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United’ States
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Washington
Supreme Court
Portugal
the Two Sicilies
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Belgium
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Algiers
France
Morocco
Friends of Freedom
Brazil
Mexico
Mexican Congress
New Grenada
Cortes
Ecuador
Republic of
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Vene- Tela
Colombia
Central America
Peru
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Laws of Nations
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Europe
Treasury Department
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