History of the United States of America volume 2
History of the United States of America volume 2
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Ii. , pp. 485-88, ) failed entirely. France also pressed upon Holland to aid in defeating the treaty ndth England, and, as John Quincy Adams, the American minister, showed, Holland dared not refuse the behests of France.
Washington had, at all times, been sincerely anxious to come to a full and satisfactory explanation with the French Directory, and he had caused Mr. Monroe to be furnished with ample materials for the justification of his government, in relation to the treaty with England But, ...unfortunately, Mr. Monroe did not really approve of the policy of the president with regard to France. He thought that she had just grounds of complaint, and consequently his course of action was not likely to be quite acceptable to the president. Washington was not pleased that Mr. Monroe, instead of pressing upon the Directory the views and feelings of the American government, had waited until formal complaints should be made, and omitted to urge them while the Direc- tory was deliberating on the course it should pursue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ii. , pp. 485-88, ) failed entirely. France also pressed upon Holland to aid in defeating the treaty ndth England, and, as John Quincy Adams, the American minister, showed, Holland dared not refuse the behests of France.
Washington had, at all times, been sincerely anxious to come to a full and satisfactory explanation with the French Directory, and he had caused Mr. Monroe to be furnished with ample materials for the justification of his government, in relation to the treaty with England But, ...unfortunately, Mr. Monroe did not really approve of the policy of the president with regard to France. He thought that she had just grounds of complaint, and consequently his course of action was not likely to be quite acceptable to the president. Washington was not pleased that Mr. Monroe, instead of pressing upon the Directory the views and feelings of the American government, had waited until formal complaints should be made, and omitted to urge them while the Direc- tory was deliberating on the course it should pursue.
What to read after History of the United States of America volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a Jesse Ames Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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