MINISTERIO DE RELACIONES ESTERIORES.UNA CONVENCION ENTRE ESTA REPUBLICA Y LOS ESTADOS- UNIDOS DE AMERICA.
[United States-Mexico Treaty]
Verlag: [Mexico, 1840
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[4]pp., printed in double-column format in parallel English and Spanish. Folio. Folded sheet. Fine. This treaty marks a major step in the development of U.S.-Mexican relations before the Mexican-American War. It deals with the claims of U.S. citizens on Mexico, which were such a major cause of the war, and follows up the treaty of 1838 on that subject. The most important changes in this treaty were that the awards to claimants were to be paid one half in cash and the other half in treasury notes bearing eight percent annual interest and receivable for customs duties. "It must not be inferred that among the claims there was not a considerable number found on justice and equity, but not all of these were proper topics for national controversy. Had the United States government confined itself to these, and preferred its demands in a temperate manner, its course would have been in order, and Mexico could not rightly have refused their proper adjustment" - Bancroft, HISTORY OF MEXICO. MALLOY, p.1101. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers WRCAM10729
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Titel: MINISTERIO DE RELACIONES ESTERIORES.UNA ...
Verlag: [Mexico
Erscheinungsdatum: 1840
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MINISTERIO DE RELACIONES ESTERIORES.UNA CONVENCION ENTRE ESTA REPUBLICA Y LOS ESTADOS-UNIDOS DE AMERICA.
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[Mexico. 1840]., 1840
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Anbieter: William Reese Company - Americana, New Haven, CT, USA
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This treaty marks a major step in the development of U.S.-Mexican relations before the Mexican-American War. It deals with the claims of U.S. citizens on Mexico, which were such a major cause of the war, and follows up the treaty of 1838 on that subject. The most important changes in this treaty were that the awards to claimants were to be paid one half in cash and the other half in treasury notes bearing eight percent annual interest and receivable for customs duties. "It must not be inferred that among the claims there was not a considerable number found on justice and equity, but not all of these were proper topics for national controversy. Had the United States government confined itself to these, and preferred its demands in a temperate manner, its course would have been in order, and Mexico could not rightly have refused their proper adjustment" - Bancroft, HISTORY OF MEXICO. MALLOY, p.1101. [4]pp., printed in double-column format in parallel English and Spanish. Folio. Folded sheet. Fine. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 10729
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