France And the Confederate Navy 1862 1868
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Drouyn de Lhuys, altJwugh extremely courteous, scrupu lously avoided saying anything that would indicate Jiis personal mews and feelings, and wound up by saying that he would care fully examine the subject and consult the emperor, when he would again see me.
"On Saturday M. De Persigny informed me that the emperor would receive me on the following Tuesday. I have just re turned from that interview, and have prepared a note of the conversation, which I annex, marked B. * "I am, with great respec...t, your most obedient servant, SLIDELL. " * See supra, report of the first interview with the emperor.
7 CHAPTER XIII.
SlidelVs Second Interview with Drouyn de Lhuys. The Empe ror's Silence about American Affairs in his Address to the Chambers Excused. SlidelVs Note to the Emperor Requesting him to Order the Minister of Marine not to Interfere with the Sailing of the Hams Building for the Confederates.
IN Slidell's account of his second interview with Drouyn de Lhuys, which I now submit, he quotes a letter which he had the assurance to address to the emperor, asking him, in observance of engage ments and understandings between him and the writer, to give orders that the Minister of Marine should not interfere in any way to oppose the de parture of the rams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Drouyn de Lhuys, altJwugh extremely courteous, scrupu lously avoided saying anything that would indicate Jiis personal mews and feelings, and wound up by saying that he would care fully examine the subject and consult the emperor, when he would again see me.
"On Saturday M. De Persigny informed me that the emperor would receive me on the following Tuesday. I have just re turned from that interview, and have prepared a note of the conversation, which I annex, marked B. * "I am, with great respec...t, your most obedient servant, SLIDELL. " * See supra, report of the first interview with the emperor.
7 CHAPTER XIII.
SlidelVs Second Interview with Drouyn de Lhuys. The Empe ror's Silence about American Affairs in his Address to the Chambers Excused. SlidelVs Note to the Emperor Requesting him to Order the Minister of Marine not to Interfere with the Sailing of the Hams Building for the Confederates.
IN Slidell's account of his second interview with Drouyn de Lhuys, which I now submit, he quotes a letter which he had the assurance to address to the emperor, asking him, in observance of engage ments and understandings between him and the writer, to give orders that the Minister of Marine should not interfere in any way to oppose the de parture of the rams.
What to read after France And the Confederate Navy 1862 1868?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bigelow, John, 1817-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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