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... Orders in Council called for any such measures on the part of America . They were told , however , by the person ( we forget his name ) who in 1811 brought up the report of the Committee on foreign relations , that these Orders in ...
... Orders in Council was re- ceived as a thankless boon . They do not even occupy the second place in the President's war manifesto . Next to the whining la- mentation about enslaved citizens ' comes the old story of British cruizers ...
... Orders in Council . ' These calumniated Orders , thus apparently almost forgotten , neglected , and thrust into the background - the ostensible cause of the whole quarrel- the fruitful source of a five years ' negociation — are now ...
... Orders in Council in the first four years of their operation . There is an end then to the argument that France could not enforce her decrees , because she has done it in a most extensive and calamitous degree . ' 6 But it is alleged ...
... Orders in Council , he did not venture to trust himself on the newly disco- vered plea of the British aggression of May , 1806 , but more pru- dently went back for a defence of France to the rule of the war of 1756. There were among us ...