Diplomatic Services of George William Erving
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In the formative epoch from 1776 to 1820, when the United States were slowly, in the face of physical and moral obstacles, establishing their independence and their co-equality among nations, the Govern- ment was fortunate in its foreign representatives. This was true generally in Europe, especially in Spain. The labors of these men, unheralded and unrecorded except in the unread archives of the State Department, have never been properly appreciated. In the erection of monuments and the nationa...l recognition of benefactors, the country has not been quick to recognize the grand and beneficial achievements of these remote and quiet laborers. The Government had during these eventful years the useful services in Spain of John Jay, William Short, William Carmicliael, David Humphreys, Thomas Pinckney, Charles Pinkney, James Monroe, and George W. Erving.
The object of this communication is to give some account of the diplomatic services of George William Erving. The first post offered to him was that of Charge d' Affaires in Portugal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the formative epoch from 1776 to 1820, when the United States were slowly, in the face of physical and moral obstacles, establishing their independence and their co-equality among nations, the Govern- ment was fortunate in its foreign representatives. This was true generally in Europe, especially in Spain. The labors of these men, unheralded and unrecorded except in the unread archives of the State Department, have never been properly appreciated. In the erection of monuments and the nationa...l recognition of benefactors, the country has not been quick to recognize the grand and beneficial achievements of these remote and quiet laborers. The Government had during these eventful years the useful services in Spain of John Jay, William Short, William Carmicliael, David Humphreys, Thomas Pinckney, Charles Pinkney, James Monroe, and George W. Erving.
The object of this communication is to give some account of the diplomatic services of George William Erving. The first post offered to him was that of Charge d' Affaires in Portugal.
What to read after Diplomatic Services of George William Erving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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