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1. The All Heaven treaty binds us to Heavenly Talstan I know,” Heymon said, “but I don’t trust them in the least

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2. The Treaty was over, but not because a single Chosen had dared to stand her ground

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3. Their previous encounters with the Dark Army had been conducted under the Treaty, making their journey to the Sanctuary a safely guided exodus

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4. He had sympathy for the Nords who fought most vigorously against what they and others regarded as the injustice of the treaty

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5. is likely to be diminished by every such treaty

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6. It is upon this principle that the treaty of commerce between England and Portugal, concluded in 1703 by Mr Methuen, has been so much commended

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7. The following is a literal translation of that treaty, which consists of three articles only

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8. The most excellent lords the plenipotentiaries promise and take upon themselves, that their above named masters shall ratify this treaty; and within the space of two months the ratification shall be exchanged

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9. By this treaty, the crown of Portugal becomes bound to admit the English woollens upon the same footing as before the prohibition; that is, not to raise the duties which had been paid before that time

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10. So far this treaty, therefore, is evidently advantageous to Portugal, and

11. Some privileges which had been granted them, not by treaty, but by the free grace of that crown, at the solicitation, indeed, it is probable, and in return for much greater favours, defence and protection from the crown of Great Britain, had been either infringed or revoked

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12. If it was adopted, however, Great Britain would not only be immediately freed from the whole annual expense of the peace establishment of the colonies, but might settle with them such a treaty of commerce as would effectually secure to her a free trade, more advantageous to the great body of the people, though less so to the merchants, than the monopoly which she at present enjoys

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13. It might dispose them not only to respect, for whole centuries together, that treaty of commerce which they had concluded with us at parting, but to favour us in war as well as in trade, and instead of turbulent and factious subjects, to become our most faithful, affectionate, and generous allies; and the same sort of parental affection on the one side, and filial respect on the other, might revive between Great Britain and her colonies, which used to subsist between those of ancient Greece and the mother city from which they descended

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14. By the famous treaty of commerce with Portugal, the consumer is prevented by duties from purchasing of a neighbouring country, a commodity which our own climate does not produce ; but is obliged to purchase it of a distant country, though it is acknowledged, that the commodity of the distant country is of a worse quality than that of the near one

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15. The first trade which they engaged in, was that of supplying the Spanish West Indies with negroes, of which (in consequence of what was called the Assiento Contract granted them by the treaty of Utrecht) they had the exclusive privilege

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16. In 1748, all the demands of the company upon the king of Spain, in consequence of the assiento contract, were, by the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, given up for what was supposed an equivalent

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17. It was restored to them by the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle; and, about this time the spirit of war and conquest seems to have taken possession of their servants in India, and never since to have left them

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18. The Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo was signed by

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19. It was in the war which began in 1668, and was concluded by the treaty of Ryswick, in 1697, that the foundation of the present enormous debt of Great Britain was first laid

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20. In the war which began in 1702, and which was concluded by the treaty of Utrecht, the public debts were still more accumulated

21. The Spanish war, which began in 1739, and the French war which soon followed it, occasioned a further increase of the debt, which, on the 31st of December 1748, after the war had been concluded by the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, amounted to £78,293,313:1:10¾

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22. This means that, just as the Congress can pass no law on religion, the President can neither issue an Executive Order nor sign a treaty that would have any effect on religion, and the Judiciary can issue no decisions respecting religion

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23. There was no treaty and no exact time that the war ended

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24. the United States, European, or other foreign countries that had signed a treaty with the Japanese imperial government

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25. facetiously, “we have entered into a treaty with the whales, and are up here by special agreement to dispense of their mortal

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26. (1883-1946) His 1919 work, „Economic Consequences of Peace," a withering critique of the Versailles Treaty imposed on Germany by the victors in World War I has, with his predictions of German reaction, made him something of a modern prophet

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27. And so it had been agreed, drawn up by treaty, not to deploy them as an offensive or defensive weapon

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28. Conventional-style weapons were relics of late twentieth, early twenty-first centuries; their continuing existence never discussed since the signing of the decommissioning treaty

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29. ‘My government and I have agreed to the Full Commitment treaty

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30. from Mexico with the Treaty of Guadalupe in 1848, and

31. resulted in the Treaty of Washington

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32. Perhaps more importantly, the Treaty of Washington had a more

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33. Isn"t is wonderful to realize that as of February 5 of this year, the day the treaty took effect, it will allow Americans to sleep more safely in their beds at night?

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34. I would say that would lead to a very agreeable treaty (for once) to your electorate and will change the face of Africa for the aid will be used where most needed for everyone involved including you in times of emergency

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35. Vroom, the Native Commissioner, acted as interpreter, and through him the conditions of the treaty were given to the Ashantis; but it had to be again repeated by the royal linguist to Prempeh, who could not demean himself by listening to the stranger's voice

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36. The dread of Ashanti being removed, the Adansis will return to their own territory, and the ruined capital Fomena will again flourish, under the rule of the King: a fine old man who had offered every facility to the Expedition, and with whom a treaty had been drawn up a few weeks before the march started

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37. The notorious carpet-baggers have returned to Spain; and through the Paris treaty, Spaniards residing in the Island are to have equal rights with Cubans for one year, after which they must proclaim their citizenship or become aliens

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38. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was/is a military alliance established by the United States and Western Europe

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39. Prisoners of war must be protected by international treaty, and not tortured for the sake of extracting information from them

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40. Having said that, there is a legal duty on the victims’ Government to protect its citizens which is why the Embassy must be involved! It is complicated International Law which must be negotiated if no treaty is in place

41. Bunau Varilla wrote the Canal Treaty and bribed his way into becoming Panama's president

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42. The Treaty of Portsmouth ended the Russo-Japanese War

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43. Japan easily won the war, but the Japanese public was shocked by the treaty since Japan received so little of the territories they fought for

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44. Roosevelt negotiated to build and then rent the canal, signing the Hays-Herran Treaty

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45. Colombia’s Congress refused the treaty, since Herran had negotiated without consulting them and the treaty price was very low

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46. Washington then signed the Treaty of Grenville, forcing all tribes out of Ohio

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47. He also signed the Treaty of New York that somewhat protected the Creek tribe for a time

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48. Fillmore was anti-Semitic as well, pushing for a treaty with Switzerland that had anti-Jewish provisions

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49. Not until the 1842 Treaty of Webster Ashburton did the two nations cooperate to end slavery

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50. This time the two countries signed the Webster-Ashburton Treaty

51. The treaty also helped stop the illegal slave trade, saving thousands of Africans

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52. Had Hitler been forced to comply with the treaty of Versailles, we would not have suffered a disastrous Second World War

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53. The canal treaty was almost sabotaged by a demand from conservatives giving the US the “right” to invade

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54. Another amendment was put in the treaty, pledging not to invade

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55. In spite of decades of neo conservative calls for war with Iran going all the way back to the 1990s, Obama not only refused to go to war, he negotiated a treaty to stop Iran from developing an atomic bomb

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56. The UN and US government had before agreed to a near blockade of Iran, and the treaty traded a partial end to the blockade in exchange for inspections

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57. Both this treaty and the blockade actually unfairly targeted Iran

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58. Still, the treaty between the US and Iran is as big a landmark as when Nixon recognized China

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59. As of this writing, the treaty is still being debated, with a strong pro war and pro Israel faction in Congress hoping the treaty will fail, looking for an excuse to target Iran with US or Israeli bombing

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60. Should the treaty succeed over the long term, the number of deaths prevented are easily in the thousands, likely tens of thousands

61. The greatest successes the UN can point to is its ban on chemical weapons agreed to by 190 out of 196 nations in the world and its Non Proliferation Treaty, in which all but nine countries in the world agreed to never develop nuclear weapons

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62. Eisenhower agreed to a nuclear test ban treaty in 1958, but it was not his idea

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63. Carter continued with the SALT II treaty

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64. The New START treaty was signed in 2010 and cuts the number of nuclear warheads by two thirds from the original START treaty

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65. By the end of this treaty, the number of nuclear weapons will be down to less than 2,000 each for the US and USSR

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66. The second is a treaty insuring Iran will never try to develop them

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67. In part this is a treaty that exists to placate the right wing on a problem that did not exist, except as an excuse to punish Iran

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68. Though the treaty is a landmark and benefits Israel more than anyone, the Israeli right wing and its US supporters complain, believe it or not, that the treaty prevents the war they want

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69. As of this writing, the treaty has already begun, and its opponents failed to stop it

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70. As President, Adams canceled a fraudulent treaty between the Creek tribe and Georgia, the Treaty of the Dancing Rabbit

71. When the treaty was presented to him he realized it was signed by Creeks who were not leaders of the tribe and had no right to sign away their land

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72. If Adams had been re elected, he would never recognize the illegal Treaty of New Echota that forcibly removed the Cherokee

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73. There would have been an earlier test ban treaty

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74. Jackson would not even have made the effort to halt a fraudulent treaty

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75. The canal treaty was signed by a Frenchman, with no say from Panamanians

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76. Blocking chemical warfare treaty and nuclear free zone in the Mideast

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77. have required a treaty being written and approval of two thirds of our Senate

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78. the Kyoto Treaty and environmental policies that would benefit Enron

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79. Senate so far had chosen not to ratify a treaty that would damage the U

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80. European heads-of-state for not signing a treaty that had already been signed

81. The Kyoto treaty was aimed at rationing energy use through global government

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82. “You said you wanted to talk about a treaty

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83. whalers were two provisions included in Japan’s first treaty with the U

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84. The signing of the first treaty was capped with a feast

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85. Hitler tested his neighbors by seizing the buffer zone set by the Versailles Treaty known as the Rhineland

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86. With America’s initiative, the North Atlantic Treaty

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87. fought against the Bozeman Trail and a treaty was signed at Ft

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88. The treaty stated that the trail could be used if the buffalo were left alone

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89. Another treaty was signed in 1868 in which the Sioux agreed to move into the Black Hills of South Dakota, which was a sacred place

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90. and Sitting Bull had elected to not participate in the treaty

91. Affairs brushed aside a treaty that was signed at Fort Stanwix in New York

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92. The Greenville Treaty, signed a year after the Battle of Fallen Timbers, provided $20,000 for Indian losses in return for turning over large parts of Ohio, and what would later become Chicago and Detroit

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93. The Greenville Treaty Line was not adhered to by the westward-moving settlers

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94. The Treaty of Rabbit Creek dispossessed the Choctaws and sent them packing to the Indian Territory

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95. brigadier general with a healthy stipend, which he later used to bargain with the Spanish during the Treaty of New Orleans, where he denied any alliance with the U

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96. Following the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, after the war he chose to become a citizen of the U

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97. The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was negotiated with the help of Trist, although

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