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... Mexican Cabinet to agree to recognize Texan independence . The Lone Star Republic , however , was to bind herself not to join any other Power . But in the meantime the United States Congress had passed its joint resolution of annexation ...
... Mexican Cabinet to agree to recognize Texan independence . The Lone Star Republic , however , was to bind herself not to join any other Power . But in the meantime the United States Congress had passed its joint resolution of annexation ...
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... Mexican minister in Washington lodged a formal protest and demanded his passports . Several months later the American representative in Mexico City was forced to return home , and all diplomatic intercourse between the two nations was ...
... Mexican minister in Washington lodged a formal protest and demanded his passports . Several months later the American representative in Mexico City was forced to return home , and all diplomatic intercourse between the two nations was ...
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... Mexican foreign minister replied ( October 15 , 1845 ) that " although the Mexican nation is deeply injured by the United States ... my government is disposed to receive the commissioner of the United States who may come to this capital ...
... Mexican foreign minister replied ( October 15 , 1845 ) that " although the Mexican nation is deeply injured by the United States ... my government is disposed to receive the commissioner of the United States who may come to this capital ...
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Colonial Backgrounds | 1 |
Territorial Expansion of Continental United States front cover | 3 |
The Diplomacy of the French Alliance 17751778 | 8 |
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