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Franklin andwith the revolutionary party generally; to such a degree, indeed, thathe was accused, not unjustly, of treachery to the cause of Americanindependence. At the time that the Alliance was at L'Orient, Lee waswaiting an opportunity to return to America. Captain Landais, who hadbeen deprived of the command of the Alliance by order of BenjaminFranklin, then the sole representative of the United States in France, and who had likewise been ordered by the doctor to report to the MarineCommit...tee on the charge of infamous conduct, planned to take theAlliance from Jones, and was supported in the attempt by Lee, whocontended that neither Franklin nor Jones could deprive Landais of acommand given him by Congress. Lee's desire to take the ship from Joneswas augmented by the latter's refusal to make room for theex-commissioner's many effects, including two fine coaches, --space whichwas much needed for the accommodation of supplies for Washington's army.
Lee and Landais consequently encouraged the discontent among the crew ofthe Alliance, and one day, June 13, when Jones was on shore at L'Orient, Landais went on board the ship, and, supported by his old officers andby Lee, took possession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Franklin andwith the revolutionary party generally; to such a degree, indeed, thathe was accused, not unjustly, of treachery to the cause of Americanindependence. At the time that the Alliance was at L'Orient, Lee waswaiting an opportunity to return to America. Captain Landais, who hadbeen deprived of the command of the Alliance by order of BenjaminFranklin, then the sole representative of the United States in France, and who had likewise been ordered by the doctor to report to the MarineCommit...tee on the charge of infamous conduct, planned to take theAlliance from Jones, and was supported in the attempt by Lee, whocontended that neither Franklin nor Jones could deprive Landais of acommand given him by Congress. Lee's desire to take the ship from Joneswas augmented by the latter's refusal to make room for theex-commissioner's many effects, including two fine coaches, --space whichwas much needed for the accommodation of supplies for Washington's army.
Lee and Landais consequently encouraged the discontent among the crew ofthe Alliance, and one day, June 13, when Jones was on shore at L'Orient, Landais went on board the ship, and, supported by his old officers andby Lee, took possession.
What to read after Paul Jones?
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