Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1893 |
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xii. lappuse
... British Columbia , during the year ended June 30 , 1892 , 23,239,689 pounds of freight , and it carried from the United States to be shipped to China and Japan , via British Co- lumbia , 24,068,346 pounds of freight . There were also ...
... British Columbia , during the year ended June 30 , 1892 , 23,239,689 pounds of freight , and it carried from the United States to be shipped to China and Japan , via British Co- lumbia , 24,068,346 pounds of freight . There were also ...
xlii. lappuse
... British missionary establishments . Antiforeign publications at Hunan . The of- fenders have been punished ; the taotai Chou Han is partly exonerated on the plea of insanity . June 6 Missionary troubles at Chinaniu have been promptly ...
... British missionary establishments . Antiforeign publications at Hunan . The of- fenders have been punished ; the taotai Chou Han is partly exonerated on the plea of insanity . June 6 Missionary troubles at Chinaniu have been promptly ...
xlvii. lappuse
... British Empire , without residence being made a condition . Same subject : The note conveying the above in- formation has been amended so as to avoid any question in regard to the words " British " and " English . " Same subject : The ...
... British Empire , without residence being made a condition . Same subject : The note conveying the above in- formation has been amended so as to avoid any question in regard to the words " British " and " English . " Same subject : The ...
xlviii. lappuse
... British legation on the subject , directs him to submit it to the foreign office and to in- quire whether the declaration of the Canadian government that it does not charge itself with enforcing measures of restriction of other gov ...
... British legation on the subject , directs him to submit it to the foreign office and to in- quire whether the declaration of the Canadian government that it does not charge itself with enforcing measures of restriction of other gov ...
xlix. lappuse
... British vessel : The matter has been referred to the Treasury Department . Mr. Blaine to Sir Julian Nov. 30 Immigration act of 1891 : The matter of the note Pauncefote . Same to same . from the legation , of November 25 , has been re ...
... British vessel : The matter has been referred to the Treasury Department . Mr. Blaine to Sir Julian Nov. 30 Immigration act of 1891 : The matter of the note Pauncefote . Same to same . from the legation , of November 25 , has been re ...
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