Anecdotes of the Life of the Right Hon William Pitt Earl of Chatham And of T
Anecdotes of the Life of the Right Hon William Pitt Earl of Chatham And of T
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The line propofed to fix the bounds of Loui- fiana cannot be admitted, becaufe it would comprifc in another part, on the fide of the Carolinas, very extenfive countries and numerous nations, who have always been reputed to be under the protection of the King, a right which his Majefly has no intention of renouncing ; and then the King, for the advan- tage of peace, might confent to leave intermediate countries under the protection of Great Britain, and particularly the Cherokees, the Creeks, th...e Chica- iaws, the Chaclaws, and another nation, fituate be- tween the Britim fettlements and the Miffiffippi.
ART. III. The King refers to the third article of the Ultimatum of England, concerning the ceffion of Senegal and its dependencies, as well as the ifland of Goree, in the mod ample manner, as exprefled in the faid article ; and his Majefty renews the decla- ration which has been made by Mr. Stanley, that if the court of France would fugged anv reafonable j expedient to provide themfelves with negroes, which may rot be too detrimental to the imerefts of the Britim fubje&s in Africa, he will willingly enter upon a di.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The line propofed to fix the bounds of Loui- fiana cannot be admitted, becaufe it would comprifc in another part, on the fide of the Carolinas, very extenfive countries and numerous nations, who have always been reputed to be under the protection of the King, a right which his Majefly has no intention of renouncing ; and then the King, for the advan- tage of peace, might confent to leave intermediate countries under the protection of Great Britain, and particularly the Cherokees, the Creeks, th...e Chica- iaws, the Chaclaws, and another nation, fituate be- tween the Britim fettlements and the Miffiffippi.
ART. III. The King refers to the third article of the Ultimatum of England, concerning the ceffion of Senegal and its dependencies, as well as the ifland of Goree, in the mod ample manner, as exprefled in the faid article ; and his Majefty renews the decla- ration which has been made by Mr. Stanley, that if the court of France would fugged anv reafonable j expedient to provide themfelves with negroes, which may rot be too detrimental to the imerefts of the Britim fubje&s in Africa, he will willingly enter upon a di.
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