
Newspaper results for (Korea OR Korean) AND (war OR armistice)
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233881 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (41378 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1805-07-03, page 2
… be'\tit( les from Pi cstiwty es, par: of <«v-ral • other nf a i cm tha Toturcae War.honfe, on the ■ - hhis avdaabfc ! ii . 1 will be folct in i«ie ; .r> !y, or j divided …
… will, by f »rca or fraud, at tempt to lubvert the libcrti.* of tin. na 1 tion. Korean imagination circ_iv_ r:n an ut.S.dote to their intrigue other tha-i th.t which …
The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1808-10-10, page 2
… ca ts measures to counteract them— *f l il were left the alternatives tlO y, of war with all or one of the belligerent powers—or of submis- J t° most flagrant violations …
… ca ' pendence—or a temporary abandon- wa ment of the ocean until the pelting I Korea should have passed by r *Q . have waged war against all the tut era would have bejn t CCH Quixotic. Against either of then, …
… power for l /lit, or attem|rt to save their coun- j a / from the calamities of a war or a j th g atthe foot- ' t itool of a foreign power by violati .ingle provision …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1821-09-06, page 2
… desist, as the further prosecution of this unworthy and unprofitable species of war fare will in no way tend to the establishment oi the positions they have respectively …
… Washington city. TH J.\ i'jNG Of every description executed at this Office. THE KOREAN GREEKS. FROM FOUHUXVIUI’s TRAVELS. Romei, (Romans) —how much was I struck with …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1824-05-31, page 3
… ployed as an Agent or Clerk, to superintend that branch of the Administration of the War Depart ment. Of the contents of the Letter, now in pos session of the officers …
… Captain Parry, were expected to sail on the 10th of May. FRANCE. —The Minister of War has directed that the Spanish officers, prisoners of war in France, should return to Spain. In the Chamber of Deputies on the sth of April …
… Greeks, has had only a partial result, but seve ral of the provinces have declared war against Turkey on their own account. A meeting has been held by the Greeks at Missolon …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1828-11-07, page 2
… paying the national debt, contracted for the prosecution of that just and honora ble war, in which the South had not a single interest at (take, but into which she nevertheless …
… bowels of compas sion, dr a jot of human sympathy. If th-» unfortuoat Gtee> of the Korea, and the Turkish ski- of A l; in .ople, has more of bis Rice wrung from him than …
… for within her own limits, by a profuse expenditure of the p iblic money. Thi» war cost the Union about three millions of dollars in land and money, if we include …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1829-02-07, page 1
… assortment is now on hand of the fol lowing articles, of the most fashionable patterns, war ranted cf the best quality, viz Coffee and Tea Sets, Waiters, Castors Pitchers, …
… Gilt Pier Tables, with Mir rors, Large Mantel Glasses!, Wardrobes French Writing Korean, handsome Fire Irons Elegant Silk Window Curtains, with valances, cor nice’, &lc …
… drums Turkey F.gs 6 half barrels Zante Currantsand Scio Almonds 7 cases French and War dale’s English Mustar d 8 do Fish Sauces and English Pickles 24 F.-ncy boxes (picked …
The Madisonian — 1838-01-27, page 4
… to F. TAYLOR, jan lG-d Immediately east of Gad?by's Hotel. HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR, COMPRISING a minute account of the vaiious milita ry and naval operations, with …
… Trueman Cross, of the United States Army, and published under the sanction of the War Department in 1825. It contains the most important of the resolutions of the old …
… furnished. Gales and Heaton's Register of Debate* in CMtgretn. All Ducumenta on Korean Relations, Finance, Coiu merce, and Navigation; Internal Improvement; Military …
The Madisonian — 1838-06-23, page 1
… Externally, and over the All Bruises Sprains, and Burns, curing in a few hours. Korea and Ulcere?Whetl^erfrcahor long atanding, and fever sorea. Its operation* upon …
… Bullion's English Grammar, 50 cents. For sale by june 2 F TA> LOK liTORV OF TIIE LATE WAR, between the U States and Great Britain, with a full account or every battle by …
… President of tho United States, Ex President Adams, the Secretaries of the Treasury, War and Navy Departments, General Jesup, Dr. Mulledy, of Georgetown College, and several …
The Madisonian — 1839-01-22, page 4
… Sep tuagenarian," " Notes from Journals of Travels in Ameri ca, and in various Korean Countries," " The Fidget Pa pers," &c.?liberal space has been devoted to interesting …
… some of the principal cities in the United States. Aug. 23. TTI3TORY OF THE LATE WAR, between th< V I 1. ..tate* and Great Britnin, with a full account of every lwitt …
The Madisonian — 1839-03-09, page 4
… the 1 principal cities in the United States. | Aug. 23. ,f3_ History <>k the late war, between the tj. States and Great Britain, with a full account of I every battle …
… Externally, and over the cheat. All Bruiaea, Sprains, and Burns, curing in a few hours. Korea and L'lcera?Whetherfreshor long standing, and fever sores. Ita operation* upon …
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