The Diplomacy of the Revolution An Historical Study
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"* These instructions will be specially referred to hereafter.
The British ministry, having become satisfied of the impracticability of the proposed mediation, made, not all to the satisfaction of the mediators, independent but informal advances towards a final negotiation. Both the French minister, and the American Commissioners then in Europe, were indirectly approached, with a view to ascer- tain the prospect and means of a settlement, and perhaps in the hopes that one or other of the bellig...erents might be tempted into a separate negotiation. After long and ambiguous conver- sations, and innumerable suggestions which it would be almost impossible to reduce to a clear and continuous narrative, it became evident that the allies would never negotiate separately; that the language of Vergennes and Franklin was explicit and identical : and a change in the * Secret Journals of Congress.
112 DIPLOMACY OF THE REVOLUTION.
British ministry having removed some of the difficulties in the way of the court of London, the first formal step was taken towards a treaty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"* These instructions will be specially referred to hereafter.
The British ministry, having become satisfied of the impracticability of the proposed mediation, made, not all to the satisfaction of the mediators, independent but informal advances towards a final negotiation. Both the French minister, and the American Commissioners then in Europe, were indirectly approached, with a view to ascer- tain the prospect and means of a settlement, and perhaps in the hopes that one or other of the bellig...erents might be tempted into a separate negotiation. After long and ambiguous conver- sations, and innumerable suggestions which it would be almost impossible to reduce to a clear and continuous narrative, it became evident that the allies would never negotiate separately; that the language of Vergennes and Franklin was explicit and identical : and a change in the * Secret Journals of Congress.
112 DIPLOMACY OF THE REVOLUTION.
British ministry having removed some of the difficulties in the way of the court of London, the first formal step was taken towards a treaty.
What to read after The Diplomacy of the Revolution An Historical Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Trescot to read onlineMoreLess
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