North Atlantic Coast Fisheries
North Atlantic Coast Fisheries
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He inquired what we demanded as to the fisheries. We answered that we insisted on enjoying a right in common to them with Great Britain. He intimated that our views should not extend further than a coast fishery, and insinuated that pains had lately been taken in the Eastern States to excite their apprehensions and increase their de- mands on that head. We told him that such a right was essential to us, and that our people would not be content to make peace without it; and Dr. Frankltn explaine...d very fully their great importance to the Eastern States in particular. He then softened his manner and observed that it was natural for France to wish better to us than to England; but as the fisheries were a great nursery for seamen, we might suppose that England would be disinclined to admit others to share in it, and that for his part he wished there might be as few obstacles to a peace as possible.
No. 84. — 178^, October 2^: Extract from letter^ Mr. Oswald to Lord Shelhurne, .... About the drying of fish, it would appear I have made a great mistake in thinking it of less importance that it really is, and therefore forbore insisting on the exceptions to it, for the reasons as mentioned in my letters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He inquired what we demanded as to the fisheries. We answered that we insisted on enjoying a right in common to them with Great Britain. He intimated that our views should not extend further than a coast fishery, and insinuated that pains had lately been taken in the Eastern States to excite their apprehensions and increase their de- mands on that head. We told him that such a right was essential to us, and that our people would not be content to make peace without it; and Dr. Frankltn explaine...d very fully their great importance to the Eastern States in particular. He then softened his manner and observed that it was natural for France to wish better to us than to England; but as the fisheries were a great nursery for seamen, we might suppose that England would be disinclined to admit others to share in it, and that for his part he wished there might be as few obstacles to a peace as possible.
No. 84. — 178^, October 2^: Extract from letter^ Mr. Oswald to Lord Shelhurne, .... About the drying of fish, it would appear I have made a great mistake in thinking it of less importance that it really is, and therefore forbore insisting on the exceptions to it, for the reasons as mentioned in my letters.
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