Statistics for occurrence #1 of “de Nicaragua” in entry taylor-zachary of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
... protection as British subjects ; and he added that in the event of the success of their application the British government would then have possession of the entire coast from Cape Conte to San Juan de Nicaragua .
In another letter, dated July 29, 1848, he wrote:
I have not a doubt but the designs of her Majesty's officers here and on the Mosquito shore are to obtain territory on this continent.
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