An Address To The South Americans And Mexicans: Chiefly Intended To Dissuade Them From Conceding Commercial Privileges To Other Nations, In Prejudice ... Of The Delay By Her Of Their Recognition
James Henderson presents a political and commercial appeal to South Americans and Mexicans. The address argues against granting commercial privileges to other nations and considers the consequences of Britain’s delayed recognition, offering a period perspective on international trade, diplomacy, and emerging national independence.
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An address by James Henderson directed chiefly to the peoples of South America and Mexico.
The work seeks to dissuade them from conceding commercial privileges to other nations.
It also discusses the prejudice or disadvantage associated with such concessions.
The title further connects the argument with Britain’s delay in recognizing South American and Mexican independence.
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