 | Frederick Sayer - 1862 - 554 pagina’s
...the question was brought forward in four separate cabinet councils. " On this occasion," says Coxe,* "a series of conditions appears to have been brought...to give it up without stipulating an equivalent. It appears on a general view of the subject, that as it would be very advantageous to bring Spain to a... | |
 | Frederick Sayer - 1865 - 606 pagina’s
...the question was brought forward in four separate cabinet councils. " On this occasion," says Coxe,* "a series of conditions appears to have been brought...to give it up without stipulating an equivalent. It appears on a general view of the subject, that as it would be very advantageous to bring Spain to a... | |
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is so great, and the national vanity is so interested in keeping so extraordinary a possession, that it seems impossible for any ministry to give it up without stipulating an equivalent. It... 