France And the American Revolution 1763 1788
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At nearly the same time with Beau marchais memorial, the government received Bonvouloir s report, 2 containing an assurance that the Americans would welcome the co-operation of France. The arguments of 1 Peace or War. Beaumarchais and his Times, III, p. 117.
2 De Witt, Jefferson, p. 478, note.
22 France and the American Revolution.
these amateur diplomatists were reinforced by urgent mes sages from the Court of Spain. Bound to France by an alliance offensive and defensive, bound to her still mo...re closely by common hatred of England, Spain was as ready for mischief as her ally, and far more eager for gain. At this period, her ambition pointed toward the conquest of Portugal, with whom rival interests in America had brought her into conflict. France had declared her unwillingness to risk a continental war by attacking Portugal in Europe, and had tried to dissuade Spain from a course which would rouse England to hostility and divert her from the American war so advantageous to the Bourbon powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At nearly the same time with Beau marchais memorial, the government received Bonvouloir s report, 2 containing an assurance that the Americans would welcome the co-operation of France. The arguments of 1 Peace or War. Beaumarchais and his Times, III, p. 117.
2 De Witt, Jefferson, p. 478, note.
22 France and the American Revolution.
these amateur diplomatists were reinforced by urgent mes sages from the Court of Spain. Bound to France by an alliance offensive and defensive, bound to her still mo...re closely by common hatred of England, Spain was as ready for mischief as her ally, and far more eager for gain. At this period, her ambition pointed toward the conquest of Portugal, with whom rival interests in America had brought her into conflict. France had declared her unwillingness to risk a continental war by attacking Portugal in Europe, and had tried to dissuade Spain from a course which would rouse England to hostility and divert her from the American war so advantageous to the Bourbon powers.
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