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243. The Treaty Ratified. 243．修改条约 Jefferson found himself in a strange position. 杰斐逊发现自己处于一个尴尬的境地， The Constitution nowhere delegated to the United States power to acquire territory. 宪法中找不到授权

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Now the people of the United States sympathized with the Spanish colonists in their desire for independence. 此时，美国人民同情西班牙殖民地居民的独立愿望， They also disliked the idea of Europeans interfering in American affair

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