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New Zealand (New Zealand) (search for this): chapter 28
nts?--The London Daily News published the following communication: Sir: We are at war with the New-Zealanders — we for empire, they for independence! What if President Lincoln recognize their belligerent rights? and what if New-York capitalists take a New-Zealand loan — and if an American Laird furnish a New-Zealand Alabama, to be commissioned by a Maori lieutenant, and manned by British seamen from the naval reserve, and so on? Why not? and what then? I am, sir, etc., Nemesis. nts?--The London Daily News published the following communication: Sir: We are at war with the New-Zealanders — we for empire, they for independence! What if President Lincoln recognize their belligerent rights? and what if New-York capitalists take a New-Zealand loan — and if an American Laird furnish a New-Zealand Alabama, to be commissioned by a Maori lieutenant, and manned by British seamen from the naval reserve, and so on? Why not? and what then? I am, sir, etc., Ne
New York (New York, United States) (search for this): chapter 28
Are New-Zealanders Belligerents?--The London Daily News published the following communication: Sir: We are at war with the New-Zealanders — we for empire, they for independence! What if President Lincoln recognize their belligerent rights? and what if New-York capitalists take a New-Zealand loan — and if an American Laird furnish a New-Zealand Alabama, to be commissioned by a Maori lieutenant, and manned by British seamen from the naval reserve, and so on? Why not? and what then? I am, sir, etc., Nemesi
London (United Kingdom) (search for this): chapter 28
Are New-Zealanders Belligerents?--The London Daily News published the following communication: Sir: We are at war with the New-Zealanders — we for empire, they for independence! What if President Lincoln recognize their belligerent rights? and what if New-York capitalists take a New-Zealand loan — and if an American Laird furnish a New-Zealand Alabama, to be commissioned by a Maori lieutenant, and manned by British seamen from the naval reserve, and so on? Why not? and what then? I am, sir, etc., Nemesi
Alabama (Alabama, United States) (search for this): chapter 28
Are New-Zealanders Belligerents?--The London Daily News published the following communication: Sir: We are at war with the New-Zealanders — we for empire, they for independence! What if President Lincoln recognize their belligerent rights? and what if New-York capitalists take a New-Zealand loan — and if an American Laird furnish a New-Zealand Alabama, to be commissioned by a Maori lieutenant, and manned by British seamen from the naval reserve, and so on? Why not? and what then? I am, sir, etc., Nemesi
Nemesis (search for this): chapter 28
Are New-Zealanders Belligerents?--The London Daily News published the following communication: Sir: We are at war with the New-Zealanders — we for empire, they for independence! What if President Lincoln recognize their belligerent rights? and what if New-York capitalists take a New-Zealand loan — and if an American Laird furnish a New-Zealand Alabama, to be commissioned by a Maori lieutenant, and manned by British seamen from the naval reserve, and so on? Why not? and what then? I am, sir, etc., Nemesis
Abraham Lincoln (search for this): chapter 28
Are New-Zealanders Belligerents?--The London Daily News published the following communication: Sir: We are at war with the New-Zealanders — we for empire, they for independence! What if President Lincoln recognize their belligerent rights? and what if New-York capitalists take a New-Zealand loan — and if an American Laird furnish a New-Zealand Alabama, to be commissioned by a Maori lieutenant, and manned by British seamen from the naval reserve, and so on? Why not? and what then? I am, sir, etc., Nemesi