Diplomatic Correspondence of the Republic of Texas: Correspondence with the United StatesGeorge Pierce Garrison U.S. Government Printing Office, 1908 - Texas |
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acknowledge the receipt agent ALCÉE LA BRANCHE Amory annexation ANSON JONES appointment April ARCHER assurances August BARNARD E boundary BURNET Calhoun CATLETT Chargé d'Affaires citizens commissioners communication Congress consideration copy inclosed December delay Department desire despatch Donelson to Buchanan doubt Dunlap to Forsyth duty favor February Genl Government of Texas Govt Grayson HENDERSON Honbl honor to acknowledge honorable Secretary Houston instructions January JOHN FORSYTH Jones July June LA BRANCHE land letter loan March Memoranda and Official MEMUCAN HUNT ment Mexican Mexico Minister Nacogdoches negotiation Niles's Register officers Orleans Post Master present President R. A. IRION R. G. DUNLAP received recognition Red River Red River County Reily relations reply Republic of Texas request respect respectfully S. F. AUSTIN Santa Anna Senate Servt territory Texan TEXIAN LEGATION tion treaty U. S. Pub undersigned United vessels Washington WASHINGTON CITY WHARTON Zandt
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