Examples of using Slidell in English and their translations into Serbian
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She almost got out of Slidell.
By October 1, Slidell and Mason were in Charleston.
In his diary,Chase wrote that the release of Mason and Slidell“….
He selected John Slidell of Louisiana and James Mason of Virginia.
The Theodora docked in Cárdenas, Cuba on October 16,and Mason and Slidell disembarked.
By October 1 Slidell and Mason were in Charleston, South Carolina.
Meanwhile, rumors reached the Federal government that Mason and Slidell had escaped aboard Nashville.
His choices were John Slidell of Louisiana and James Mason of Virginia.
Union intelligence had not immediately recognized that Mason and Slidell had left Charleston on Theodora.
That was Slidell, Louisiana's own Juvenile off his new one with Animal.
The news of the actual capture of Mason and Slidell did not arrive in London until November 27.
Mason and Slidell resumed their voyage to England, but failed in their goal of achieving diplomatic recognition.
In his diary,Chase wrote that the release of Mason and Slidell"… was like gall and wormwood to me.
Mason and Slidell,"the caged ambassadors", were denounced as"knaves","cowards","snobs", and"cold, cruel, and selfish".
Along with their formal written instructions, Mason and Slidell carried a number of documents supporting their positions.
We eat forbidden foods because we are hungry and we stop training because we arelazy,” says Paul Brown, chief nutritionist at Slidell Clinic(USA).
Captain Moir refused Fairfax's request for a passenger list, but Slidell and Mason came forward and identified themselves.
Slidell had been appointed as a negotiator by President Polk at the end of the Mexican War, and Mason had been chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from 1847 to 1860.
Wilkes adopted the position that Mason and Slidell would qualify as"contraband", subject to seizure by a United States ship.
Charles Francis Adams Jr., son of the U.S. Minister to Great Britain, wrote,"Probably no two men in the entire South were more thoroughly obnoxious to those of the Union side than Mason and Slidell.".
But she would have noright to move Messrs. Mason and Slidell, and carry them off as prisoners, leaving the ship to pursue her voyage.[62].
Palmerston questioned the presence of Adger in British waters, and Adams assured Palmerston that he had read Marchand's orders(Marchand had visited Adams while in Great Britain)which limited him to seizing Mason and Slidell from a Confederate ship.
Should Mr. Mason,Mr. Slidell, Mr. Eustice and Mr. McFarland be on board make them prisoners and send them on board this ship and take possession of her as a prize.… They must be brought on board.
Prior to the causeway, residents of St. Tammany Parish used either the Maestri Bridge on U.S. Route 11 orthe Rigolets Bridge on U.S. Route 90, both near Slidell, Louisiana; or on the west side, via U.S. Route 51 through Manchac, Louisiana.[11].
In Cienfuegos he learned from a newspaper that Mason and Slidell were scheduled to leave Havana on November 7 in the British mail packet RMS Trent, bound first for St. Thomas and then England.
The United States' ship of war may put a prize-crew on board the West India steamer, and carry her off to a port of the United States for adjudication by a Prize Court there; but she would have noright to move Messrs. Mason and Slidell, and carry them off as prisoners, leaving the ship to pursue her voyage.
His instructions to Mason and Slidell were to emphasize the stronger position of the Confederacy now that it had expanded from seven to eleven states, with the likelihood that Maryland, Missouri, and Kentucky would also eventually join the new nation.
Upon boarding, Fairfax was escorted to an outraged Captain Moir, andannounced that he had orders"to arrest Mr. Mason and Mr. Slidell and their secretaries, and send them prisoners on board the United States war vessel nearby".
It did not take long for others to comment that the capture of Mason and Slidell very much resembled the search and impressment practices that the United States had always opposed since its founding and which had previously led to the War of 1812 with Britain.