Thirty Seven Years of Holland American Relations 1803 to 1840
Thirty Seven Years of Holland American Relations 1803 to 1840
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To be concerned in the conclusion of such a treaty. " 2 > It appears, therefore, that the principal object of Chan- guion's mission was to secure official recognition for his gov- ernment, and not to negotiate a new commercial treaty. This view is strengthened by the early recall of Changuion and by the explanations which the Dutch government gave for this action. He was recalled before the end of December, 1814, 3) which was about two months before the date of his first note to Monroe, but suf...ficiently early, nevertheless, to have en- abled the Dutch government to receive his despatch of Octo- ber 18, in which he makes mention of his favorable reception at Washington. In August, 1815, the Dutch Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Baron Nagell, stated that he had been re- called to fill the post of ambassador to Constantinople. 4 > This was a higher diplomatic office than the one he had held at Washington, where he ranked as minister-plenipo- tentiary. On the first of May, 1816, however, Changuion was still in the Netherlands, and on that date Nagell inti- mated that his recall had been due to the financial embarrass- ments of the Dutch government and to the desire of the min- istry to keep the budget as low as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be concerned in the conclusion of such a treaty. " 2 > It appears, therefore, that the principal object of Chan- guion's mission was to secure official recognition for his gov- ernment, and not to negotiate a new commercial treaty. This view is strengthened by the early recall of Changuion and by the explanations which the Dutch government gave for this action. He was recalled before the end of December, 1814, 3) which was about two months before the date of his first note to Monroe, but suf...ficiently early, nevertheless, to have en- abled the Dutch government to receive his despatch of Octo- ber 18, in which he makes mention of his favorable reception at Washington. In August, 1815, the Dutch Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Baron Nagell, stated that he had been re- called to fill the post of ambassador to Constantinople. 4 > This was a higher diplomatic office than the one he had held at Washington, where he ranked as minister-plenipo- tentiary. On the first of May, 1816, however, Changuion was still in the Netherlands, and on that date Nagell inti- mated that his recall had been due to the financial embarrass- ments of the Dutch government and to the desire of the min- istry to keep the budget as low as possible.
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