An Exposition of the Causes And Character of the War
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T Seethe instructions from the secretary of state to the American minister at Parifj, dated the 29th May, lbl3.
46 effort? of the American government, to put an end to the war, almost as soon as it was declared? or that, finally, prompted the explicit communication, which, in pursuance of instruc- tions, was made by the American minister, at St. Petersburgh, to the court of Russia, stating, "that the principal subjects of discussion, which had long been subsisting between the United States and ...France, remained unsettled; that there was no im- mediate prospect, that there would be a satisfactory settlement of them; but that, whatever the event, in that respect, might be, it was not the intention of the government of the United States, toeuterinto any more intimate connexions v. 'ith France; that the government of the United States did not anticipate any event M-hatever, that could produce that effect; and that the American minister was the more happy to find himself autho- rized by his government to avow this intention, as different representations of their views had been widely circulated, a^ well in Europe, as in America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T Seethe instructions from the secretary of state to the American minister at Parifj, dated the 29th May, lbl3.
46 effort? of the American government, to put an end to the war, almost as soon as it was declared? or that, finally, prompted the explicit communication, which, in pursuance of instruc- tions, was made by the American minister, at St. Petersburgh, to the court of Russia, stating, "that the principal subjects of discussion, which had long been subsisting between the United States and ...France, remained unsettled; that there was no im- mediate prospect, that there would be a satisfactory settlement of them; but that, whatever the event, in that respect, might be, it was not the intention of the government of the United States, toeuterinto any more intimate connexions v. 'ith France; that the government of the United States did not anticipate any event M-hatever, that could produce that effect; and that the American minister was the more happy to find himself autho- rized by his government to avow this intention, as different representations of their views had been widely circulated, a^ well in Europe, as in America.
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