French Policy And the American Alliance of 1778
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Then would fol- low, it was possible, American independence and a British- Ameri- can attack on the French West Indies, and France would be the laughing-stock of Europe. To meet this situation, the king should at once declare openly that he recognized American inde- pendence. The document thus foreshadows the action taken early in March, in declaring the Treaty of Amity and Com- merce, in which connection it should be compared with Vergennes' despatch of January 23rd to Montmorin, written the d...ay follow- ing the presentation of the memoir. The memoir will be found in Doniol, II. 841-7, and SMSS. , No. 1814. A circumstance tend- ing to prolong the negotiations was the difficulty that arose be- tween Lee and the Foreign Office over the Xlth and Xllth articles of the Treaty of Commerce. It was eventually agreed that Con- gress should pass upon these articles separately; and Congress exercised its option by rejecting them. See J. T. Morse, Benjamin Franklin (American Statesmen Series), 277 ff.
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Then would fol- low, it was possible, American independence and a British- Ameri- can attack on the French West Indies, and France would be the laughing-stock of Europe. To meet this situation, the king should at once declare openly that he recognized American inde- pendence. The document thus foreshadows the action taken early in March, in declaring the Treaty of Amity and Com- merce, in which connection it should be compared with Vergennes' despatch of January 23rd to Montmorin, written the d...ay follow- ing the presentation of the memoir. The memoir will be found in Doniol, II. 841-7, and SMSS. , No. 1814. A circumstance tend- ing to prolong the negotiations was the difficulty that arose be- tween Lee and the Foreign Office over the Xlth and Xllth articles of the Treaty of Commerce. It was eventually agreed that Con- gress should pass upon these articles separately; and Congress exercised its option by rejecting them. See J. T. Morse, Benjamin Franklin (American Statesmen Series), 277 ff.
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