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of British understanding or effort in a lost cause? Senior him, to the
conclusion of his/her fierce attack on States Southern, expressed the
the pessimism of British abolitionists. He wrote, "We don't risk there to hope
what us or our children or our nephews, will see American slavery
eradicated, or even materially the mitigated[30]."
FOOTNOTES:
[Footnote 1: Government Department, Eng., Vol. LXXIX, No 135, March 27,
1862.]
[Footnote 2: Walpole, _Russell_, Vol. II, P. 367.]
[Footnote 3: _Life of Mrs. John Russell_, p. 197.]
[Footnote 4: There was a revival of this fear at the end of the American
Civil war. This will be made comments later on.]
[Footnote 5: This was the position of President and Congress: he/she anchors the
United States had not given credit to the right of an American citizen to
is banished.]
[Footnote 6: Among 1797 and 1801, of the sailors taken from American
ships, 102 were held back, 1,042 were low, and 805 were contained for
further test. (Updyke, Diplomacy of _The of the War of 1812_, p. 21.)]
[Footnote 7: The people of the British north that American Provinces are concerned
the war as an attempt served as America, while taking advantage of the European
wars, to the forced annexation. In result the fervour of the United empire
Loyalists was renewed, especially in Superior Canada. This way the same two
wars that you/they raised militant patriotism in America against England had
the same damage feeling Canadian place against America.]
[Footnote 8: Temperley, "later American Policy of George Canning" in
_Am. Hist. Rev._, XI, 783. Also History of _Cambridge of English Foreign
Policy_, Vol. II, ch. 2.]
[Footnote 9: Very you/he/she has recently been published on British policy in
Texas. Sees my book, _British Interests and the Activities in Texas,
1838-1846_, John Hopkins Press, Balt., 1910. Also Adams, Editor,
_British Corrispondenza Diplomatic respect in the Republic of Texas_,
The State of Texas Associazione Historical, Austin, Texas 1918.]
[Footnote 10: In my studies on you report British-American, I have read,