The True Benjamin Franklin
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England held the port of Dunkirk, on French soil, and searched French ships whenever she pleased. France was humiliated and full of resentment. She had failed to conquer the English colonies ; but it would be almost as good and some slight revenge if she deprived England of them by helping them to secure their own independence. It would cripple English commerce, which was rapidly driving that of France from the ocean. England had in 1768 helped the Corsican rebels against France, and that was a... good precedent for France helping the Amer- ican rebels against England.
In the autumn of 1775 the Secret Committee of Congress had sent Thomas Story to London, Hol- land, and France to consult with persons friendly to the colonies. He was also to deliver a letter to Ar- thur Lee, who had taken Franklin's place as agent of Massachusetts in London, and this letter in- structed Lee to learn the disposition of foreign powers. A similar letter was to be delivered to Mr.
Dumas in Holland, and soon after Story's departure M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
England held the port of Dunkirk, on French soil, and searched French ships whenever she pleased. France was humiliated and full of resentment. She had failed to conquer the English colonies ; but it would be almost as good and some slight revenge if she deprived England of them by helping them to secure their own independence. It would cripple English commerce, which was rapidly driving that of France from the ocean. England had in 1768 helped the Corsican rebels against France, and that was a... good precedent for France helping the Amer- ican rebels against England.
In the autumn of 1775 the Secret Committee of Congress had sent Thomas Story to London, Hol- land, and France to consult with persons friendly to the colonies. He was also to deliver a letter to Ar- thur Lee, who had taken Franklin's place as agent of Massachusetts in London, and this letter in- structed Lee to learn the disposition of foreign powers. A similar letter was to be delivered to Mr.
Dumas in Holland, and soon after Story's departure M.
What to read after The True Benjamin Franklin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Sydney George to read onlineMoreLess
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