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Stettinius. To a very limited extent in P^rance.
Col. CuTCHEON. It is to be remembered, also, that our contracts j Avith GoA'ernments are merely informal, because, of coui'se. it has been ' impossible to make treaties or conventions. I Mr. Stettinius. They haA'e all been in Avriting, hoAvever.
Col. Cittcheox. Yes; in one form or another.
Mr. Snell. But they Avould not be considered formal contracts. , Col. CuTCHEON. They could not be, because there Avere no means of J making formal contracts ex...cept by treaty. s^ Mr. Stettinius. These Avere simply requests upon the French Gov- ernment to make deliveries to us of certain materials.
Mr. Garrett. Perhaps I do not understand the situation exacth'', but I got the impression from Avhat Avas said a fcAv mements ago that our settlement of the contracts made abroad Avould be made through the respective Governments; in other Avords, the contracts made in England Avould be settled through the Bi-itish Government and not Avith the individual.
Mr. Stettinius.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stettinius. To a very limited extent in P^rance.
Col. CuTCHEON. It is to be remembered, also, that our contracts j Avith GoA'ernments are merely informal, because, of coui'se. it has been ' impossible to make treaties or conventions. I Mr. Stettinius. They haA'e all been in Avriting, hoAvever.
Col. Cittcheox. Yes; in one form or another.
Mr. Snell. But they Avould not be considered formal contracts. , Col. CuTCHEON. They could not be, because there Avere no means of J making formal contracts ex...cept by treaty. s^ Mr. Stettinius. These Avere simply requests upon the French Gov- ernment to make deliveries to us of certain materials.
Mr. Garrett. Perhaps I do not understand the situation exacth'', but I got the impression from Avhat Avas said a fcAv mements ago that our settlement of the contracts made abroad Avould be made through the respective Governments; in other Avords, the contracts made in England Avould be settled through the Bi-itish Government and not Avith the individual.
Mr. Stettinius.
What to read after Certain Contracts Made By War Department?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Rules to read onlineMoreLess
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