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B. M. Engages to send into the Baltick Sea a squadron of his ships, a force suitable to the circum- stances. . . .
(xi. ) All the plunder which the Russian troops shall gain from the enemy, of what nature and quality soever, shall be for the advantage of those same troops.
VIII [During the war of American Independence England made strenuous efforts for an alliance with Russia. The English Ambassador, Sir J. Harris, wrote home suggesting that "some cession of a nature to increase her (the Empres...s Catherine) commerce and naval strength " would induce Catherine to give us her assistance. Potemkin had hinted that " the only cession which would satisfy the Empress would be that of Minorca. " Lord Stormont, on behalf of the English Government, accepted the proposal. Diaries and Correspondence of James Harris, first Earl of Malmesbury, i. 373 s'p] " The Empress of Russia shall effectuate the restoration of peace between Great Britain, France and Spain upon the following terms, viz. : the treaty of Paris in 1762 shall be the basis of the treaty to be made : It shall be renewed with such alterations only, respecting the possessions of the contracting parties, as the events of the war have made ; with regard to all which, the present uti possidetis shall be the rule, unless where the parties shall choose to vary it for mutual convenience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. M. Engages to send into the Baltick Sea a squadron of his ships, a force suitable to the circum- stances. . . .
(xi. ) All the plunder which the Russian troops shall gain from the enemy, of what nature and quality soever, shall be for the advantage of those same troops.
VIII [During the war of American Independence England made strenuous efforts for an alliance with Russia. The English Ambassador, Sir J. Harris, wrote home suggesting that "some cession of a nature to increase her (the Empres...s Catherine) commerce and naval strength " would induce Catherine to give us her assistance. Potemkin had hinted that " the only cession which would satisfy the Empress would be that of Minorca. " Lord Stormont, on behalf of the English Government, accepted the proposal. Diaries and Correspondence of James Harris, first Earl of Malmesbury, i. 373 s'p] " The Empress of Russia shall effectuate the restoration of peace between Great Britain, France and Spain upon the following terms, viz. : the treaty of Paris in 1762 shall be the basis of the treaty to be made : It shall be renewed with such alterations only, respecting the possessions of the contracting parties, as the events of the war have made ; with regard to all which, the present uti possidetis shall be the rule, unless where the parties shall choose to vary it for mutual convenience.
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