 ... in a hostile spirit, and although it is clearly the intention of the Allied Governments to avoid, if possible, anything that may bring on war, yet the prevention of supplies, as stated in your instructions, is ultimately to be enforced, if necessary,...  The naval history of Great Britain, from ... 1793, to ... 1820, with an ... - Page 470by William James - 1837Full view - About this book
 | 1889 - 614 pages
...allied Governments to avoid, if possible, anything that may bring on war, yet the prevention of supplies is ultimately to be enforced, if necessary, and when all other means are exhausted, by cannon-shot.' Long years afterwards, when age had sobered Lord Strut ford's enthusiasm, and experience had taught... | |
 | Edward Pelham Brenton - 1837 - 778 pages
...the necessity of proceeding to extremities; but the prevention of supplies, as before mentioned, is to be enforced, if necessary, and, when all other means are exhausted, by cannon shot. In giving you this instruction as to the duty which I am directed to perform, my intention... | |
 | 1875 - 734 pages
...and although it is clearly the intention of the Allied Governments to avoid if possible anything to bring on a war, yet the prevention of supplies, as...when all other means are exhausted, by cannon-shot." It is therefore quite clear if the battle did not result from attempting the prevention of supplies,... | |
 | Sir Edward Codrington - 1873 - 676 pages
...is clearly the intention of the Allied Governments to avoid, if possible, anything that may bring on war, yet the prevention of supplies, as stated in...necessary, and when all other means are exhausted, by cannon shot.' These documents will show that it was my duty to execute the Treaty, by persuasion if... | |
 | sir Edward Codrington - 1873 - 566 pages
...Allied Governments desire to avoid anything that may bring on war, yet thex prevention of supplies is ultimately to be enforced if necessary, and when all other means are exhausted, by cannon shot.' Sir EC to Mr. 8. Canning. 'Asia,' off Hydra: September 8, 1827. SIE, — I have had the... | |
 | sir Edward Codrington - 1875 - 650 pages
...the Allied Governments desire to avoid anything that may bring on war, yet the prevention of supplies is ultimately to be enforced if necessary, and when all other means are exhausted, by cannon shot.' Sir EC to Mr. S. Canning. 'Asia,' off Hydra: September 8, 1827. SIR, — I have had the... | |
 | Stanley Lane-Poole - 1888 - 568 pages
...is clearly the intention of the allied Governments to avoid, if possible, anything that may bring on war, yet the prevention of supplies, as stated in...when all other means are exhausted, by cannon-shot. " In truth I should have avoided the expression of MEMOIRS. ' cannon-shot,' and used, though writing... | |
 | Oscar Browning - 1888 - 422 pages
...Governments to avoid, if possible, anything that may bring on war, yet the prevention of supplies ... is ultimately to be enforced, if necessary, and when all other means are exhausted, by cannon-shot." This was in fact the real difference between the Protocol and the Treaty. The former Wellington accepted,... | |
 | Stanley Lane-Poole - 1890 - 420 pages
...allied Governments to avoid, if possible, anything that may JKT. 40 BATTLE OF NAVARINO i45 bring on war, yet the prevention of supplies, as stated in...when all other means are exhausted, by cannon-shot." I should have avoided the expression " cannon-shot," and used, though writing privately, the more diplomatic... | |
 | Sir Spencer Walpole - 1890 - 502 pages
...the allied Governments desire to avoid anything that may bring on war, yet the prevention of supplies is ultimately to be enforced if necessary, and, when all other means are exhausted, by cannon-shot" 2 1 Codrington, vol. i. pp. 388, 400 ; and Appendix, pp. 506-512. 3 Ibid., vol. i. pp. 417, 450. The... | |
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