Recognition: A Chapter from the History of the North American & South American States, Volume 1

4th of July acknowledged actual Amphitrite army authorising authority Ayacucho Beaumarchais Belgium Bolivar British Government Buenos Ayres Callao Canning's Speeches capitulation Causes Célèbres character Chili circumstances civil claim colonies commerce communication Comte de Vergennes conduct Confederate consul contending parties contest contraband contraband of war declaration of independence dence diplomatic dominion England English entitled established Europe fact of independence facto favour foreign Power France in 1778 French Government Guatemala hostility house of Hortalez inde interests International Law intervention justify King latter Law of Nations Lewis the Sixteenth limited recognition Lord Stormont Mackintosh's Majesty manifesto Martens measure mediation Minister mother country negotiations Netherlands obligation opinion Order in Council Papers pendence Peru portion ports possession precedent principles Puerto Cabello question quote regard relations Republic of Columbia revolted province separate political existence Sovereign sovereignty Spain Spanish American subject of Recognition tion transaction United Vattel Vergennes vessels vinces