The Constitutions And Other Select Documents Illustrative of the History of Fran
The Constitutions And Other Select Documents Illustrative of the History of Fran
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'KS. I. , U70- 280.
I'he National Convention, after having heard the report of it committee of general defence upon the conduct of the Eng- lish government towards France ; Considering that the King of England has not ceased, es- pecially since the revolution of August 10. 1792. To give to the French nation proofs of his malevolence and of his at- tachment to the coalition of the crowned heads; That at that time he ordered his ambassador to withdraw from Paris, because he did not wish to recogn...ize the pro- visional executive cuncil created by the Legislative Assembly; That the cabinet of Saint James discontinued at the same time its correspondence with the ambassador of France at Lon- don, under pretext of the suspension of the former king of the French ; That, since the ripening of the National Convention, it has not been willing to resume its accustomed correspondence nor to recognize the powers of this Convention; That it has refused to recognize the ambassador of the French Republic, although furnished with letters of credence in its name ; DECLARATION OF WAU AGAINST HNdLAN!) j 4 That it has sought to thwart the various purchase-, of grain, arms, and other merchandise ordered in England, wheth er by French citizens or by the agents of the French Republic; That it lias caused the arrest of several bargc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'KS. I. , U70- 280.
I'he National Convention, after having heard the report of it committee of general defence upon the conduct of the Eng- lish government towards France ; Considering that the King of England has not ceased, es- pecially since the revolution of August 10. 1792. To give to the French nation proofs of his malevolence and of his at- tachment to the coalition of the crowned heads; That at that time he ordered his ambassador to withdraw from Paris, because he did not wish to recogn...ize the pro- visional executive cuncil created by the Legislative Assembly; That the cabinet of Saint James discontinued at the same time its correspondence with the ambassador of France at Lon- don, under pretext of the suspension of the former king of the French ; That, since the ripening of the National Convention, it has not been willing to resume its accustomed correspondence nor to recognize the powers of this Convention; That it has refused to recognize the ambassador of the French Republic, although furnished with letters of credence in its name ; DECLARATION OF WAU AGAINST HNdLAN!) j 4 That it has sought to thwart the various purchase-, of grain, arms, and other merchandise ordered in England, wheth er by French citizens or by the agents of the French Republic; That it lias caused the arrest of several bargc.
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