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Side 49
Permit me , sir , to renew to you on this occasion , my entreaties with respect to
the decree of the convention of the 28th May . I learn , with satisfaction , of the
daily arrival of wheat and flour , sent to you . from America , but I am not without ...
Permit me , sir , to renew to you on this occasion , my entreaties with respect to
the decree of the convention of the 28th May . I learn , with satisfaction , of the
daily arrival of wheat and flour , sent to you . from America , but I am not without ...
Side 73
To injure the enemy of the country ; to force them to respect it ; to treat delicately
its friends , rendering them affection for affection , benevolence for benevolence :
this is what they wish . The sailors , when you shall have determined , will submit
...
To injure the enemy of the country ; to force them to respect it ; to treat delicately
its friends , rendering them affection for affection , benevolence for benevolence :
this is what they wish . The sailors , when you shall have determined , will submit
...
Side 81
At the same time I had reason to believe , it was the general desire I should be
received , as soon as possible , and with every demonstration of respect , for the
country I represented . Upon the most mature consideration therefore , I thought it
...
At the same time I had reason to believe , it was the general desire I should be
received , as soon as possible , and with every demonstration of respect , for the
country I represented . Upon the most mature consideration therefore , I thought it
...
Side 89
... upon which the decree was founded , as the unequivocal proof of that change
of sentiment , and flattered myself that in every respect we had now the best
prospect of the most perfect and permanent harmony be . tween the two republics
.
... upon which the decree was founded , as the unequivocal proof of that change
of sentiment , and flattered myself that in every respect we had now the best
prospect of the most perfect and permanent harmony be . tween the two republics
.
Side 92
I have the honor to be , With great respect , sir , Your most obt . serv ' t . . JOHN
JAY . The Hon . JAMES MONROE , Minister of the United States of America to the
Republic of France . No . 56 . Mr . Monroe to the Secretary [ 102 ] 92 quire on our
...
I have the honor to be , With great respect , sir , Your most obt . serv ' t . . JOHN
JAY . The Hon . JAMES MONROE , Minister of the United States of America to the
Republic of France . No . 56 . Mr . Monroe to the Secretary [ 102 ] 92 quire on our
...
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| Tittel | Senate Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Public Documents and Executive Documents: 14th Congress, 1st Session-48th Congress, 2nd Session and Special Session, Volum 5 United States congressional serial set |
| Forfatter | United States. Congress. Senate |
| distribuert | 1826 |
| Original fra | Oxford University |
| Digitalisert | 7. des 2006 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |