Letters Relating to the Negotiations At Ghent 1812 1814 volume 1
Letters Relating to the Negotiations At Ghent 1812 1814 volume 1
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When you first mentioned your kind offer to me I expected very soon to be with you in Paris, and hence delayed making it. I find, by a letter which Mr. Boyd36 brought me, that the District I formerly represented m Congress has a^ain returned me. I cannot therefore accept of any situation which would disable me from fulfilling the expectations of those who have so honorably noticed me. Had not that event occurred Europe has no attractions for me sufficient to detain me here beyond the termina- t...ion of my present duties or to bring me back again, when I shall be so happy as once more to see our native land. ^^ P. S. Since \^Titing the preceding, we have abandoned the intention of sending Mr. Shaler. S^ rl. C By his Excy. Leave I have the honour to add the assurances of my most sincere and friendly regard. I wish to God, I was in Paris with Yr. Excellency. C. Hughes Jr. ^^ X. Adams to Crawford. *" W. H. Crawford Esqr. ; Paris, „ ^, o Ghent 18 October 1814 Dear Sir, . , . , I had the pleasure of writing to you on the 5th mst.
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When you first mentioned your kind offer to me I expected very soon to be with you in Paris, and hence delayed making it. I find, by a letter which Mr. Boyd36 brought me, that the District I formerly represented m Congress has a^ain returned me. I cannot therefore accept of any situation which would disable me from fulfilling the expectations of those who have so honorably noticed me. Had not that event occurred Europe has no attractions for me sufficient to detain me here beyond the termina- t...ion of my present duties or to bring me back again, when I shall be so happy as once more to see our native land. ^^ P. S. Since \^Titing the preceding, we have abandoned the intention of sending Mr. Shaler. S^ rl. C By his Excy. Leave I have the honour to add the assurances of my most sincere and friendly regard. I wish to God, I was in Paris with Yr. Excellency. C. Hughes Jr. ^^ X. Adams to Crawford. *" W. H. Crawford Esqr. ; Paris, „ ^, o Ghent 18 October 1814 Dear Sir, . , . , I had the pleasure of writing to you on the 5th mst.
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