Relations of the United States With Sweden
Relations of the United States With Sweden
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40 RELATIONS OF x'HE UNITED STATES WIT. I SWEDEN happen, however, he would deem it his duty "immediately to advise you of it, by a vessel (in case none other offers) to be dispatched for the purpose". 28 What part it should become the United States to assume, if these measures failed, belonged, in his opinion, to some one else to determine. About a week later Monroe reported a conversation he had had with the Swedish Ambassador at Paris in the following language : "In conversation a few days pa...st with Baron Stahl [Stael], Ambassador from Sweden, he informed me of a com- munication formerly made by the Court of Sweden to Mr. Pinckney at London, for our government, and upon which no answer was given, although it was much wished. I desired his communication in writing that I might forward it to you, and which was accordingly given, and is herewith transmitted. I have no dou>bt that whatever he says to me is known to the committee, as I was informed by some of its members in the beginning of the winter, and before the Baron arrived, that such an application had been made to us from that quarter.
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40 RELATIONS OF x'HE UNITED STATES WIT. I SWEDEN happen, however, he would deem it his duty "immediately to advise you of it, by a vessel (in case none other offers) to be dispatched for the purpose". 28 What part it should become the United States to assume, if these measures failed, belonged, in his opinion, to some one else to determine. About a week later Monroe reported a conversation he had had with the Swedish Ambassador at Paris in the following language : "In conversation a few days pa...st with Baron Stahl [Stael], Ambassador from Sweden, he informed me of a com- munication formerly made by the Court of Sweden to Mr. Pinckney at London, for our government, and upon which no answer was given, although it was much wished. I desired his communication in writing that I might forward it to you, and which was accordingly given, and is herewith transmitted. I have no dou>bt that whatever he says to me is known to the committee, as I was informed by some of its members in the beginning of the winter, and before the Baron arrived, that such an application had been made to us from that quarter.
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