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The Mexican War and Peace Prospects in 1847
The speech reviews the United States war with Mexico, praising military successes and national unity. It notes Mexican provocations, the persuasion to seek a just peace, and the appointment of a commissioner to negotiate. The message emphasizes continued military vigor while signaling reluctance to prolong hostilities without favorable terms.
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