The Governmental History of the United States of America : From the Earliest Settlement to the Adoption of the Present Federal Constitution
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Concert of "Art. IV. The contracting parties agree, that in action. case e }th er of them should form any particular enter- prise, in which the concurrence of the other may be desired, the party whose concurrence is desired, shall readily and with good faith join to act in concert for that purpose, as far as circumstances and its own par- ticular situation will permit, and in that case they shall regulate, by a particular convention, the quantity and kind of succor to be furnished, and the time... and man- ner of its being brought into action, as well as the advantages which are to be its compensation.
Reduction " Art. V. If the United States should think fit to power in 1 attempt the reduction of the British power remaining America. m the northern parts of America, or the islands of Ber- mudas, those countries or islands, in case of success, shall be confederated with or dependent upon the said United States.
JjJP* "Art. "VI. The most Christian King renounces for- sessions in ever the possession of the island of Bermudas, as well by France.
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Concert of "Art. IV. The contracting parties agree, that in action. case e }th er of them should form any particular enter- prise, in which the concurrence of the other may be desired, the party whose concurrence is desired, shall readily and with good faith join to act in concert for that purpose, as far as circumstances and its own par- ticular situation will permit, and in that case they shall regulate, by a particular convention, the quantity and kind of succor to be furnished, and the time... and man- ner of its being brought into action, as well as the advantages which are to be its compensation.
Reduction " Art. V. If the United States should think fit to power in 1 attempt the reduction of the British power remaining America. m the northern parts of America, or the islands of Ber- mudas, those countries or islands, in case of success, shall be confederated with or dependent upon the said United States.
JjJP* "Art. "VI. The most Christian King renounces for- sessions in ever the possession of the island of Bermudas, as well by France.
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