Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin volume 01
Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin volume 01
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"B. FRANKLIN. " To the same.
" PASSY, June 22, 1780.
" DEAR SIR, As the English do not allow that we can make legal prizes, they certainly cannot detain the Dutch ships the Berkenloos, on pretence that it was become American property before they took it. For the rest, there is no doubt but the congress will do what shall appear to be just, on a proper re presentation of facts laid before them, which the owners should appoint some persons in America to do. Those gentlemen may depend on my render...ing them everv service in my power. B. FRANKLIN. " " To David Hartley, M. P.
" PASSY, June 30, 1781.
" I RECEIVED my dear friend s kind letter of the 15th instant, and immediately communi cated your request of a passport to M. Le comte de Vergennes. His answer, which I nave but just received, expresses an opinion, that the circumstance of his granting a pass port to you, as you mention the purpose of your coming, to be the discoursing with me on the subject of peace, might, considering your character, occasion many inconvenient reports and speculations; but that he would make no difficulty of giving it, if you assured me that you were authorized for such purpose, by your ministry, which he does not think at all likely ; otherwise he judges it best that [ should not encourage your coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"B. FRANKLIN. " To the same.
" PASSY, June 22, 1780.
" DEAR SIR, As the English do not allow that we can make legal prizes, they certainly cannot detain the Dutch ships the Berkenloos, on pretence that it was become American property before they took it. For the rest, there is no doubt but the congress will do what shall appear to be just, on a proper re presentation of facts laid before them, which the owners should appoint some persons in America to do. Those gentlemen may depend on my render...ing them everv service in my power. B. FRANKLIN. " " To David Hartley, M. P.
" PASSY, June 30, 1781.
" I RECEIVED my dear friend s kind letter of the 15th instant, and immediately communi cated your request of a passport to M. Le comte de Vergennes. His answer, which I nave but just received, expresses an opinion, that the circumstance of his granting a pass port to you, as you mention the purpose of your coming, to be the discoursing with me on the subject of peace, might, considering your character, occasion many inconvenient reports and speculations; but that he would make no difficulty of giving it, if you assured me that you were authorized for such purpose, by your ministry, which he does not think at all likely ; otherwise he judges it best that [ should not encourage your coming.
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