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Page 708
... favors this alarm , and is consequently causing it to receive a very wide ac- ceptance . Satisfied that France , equally with the United States , desires that the mu- tual and almost fraternal sympathies that so long have prevailed in ...
... favors this alarm , and is consequently causing it to receive a very wide ac- ceptance . Satisfied that France , equally with the United States , desires that the mu- tual and almost fraternal sympathies that so long have prevailed in ...
Page 723
... favor of the measures of the government continues and gains strength . Public sentiment is cheerful and hopeful . The public mind here seems deeply moved by the toleration of hostile naval preparations in Great Britain , and is likely ...
... favor of the measures of the government continues and gains strength . Public sentiment is cheerful and hopeful . The public mind here seems deeply moved by the toleration of hostile naval preparations in Great Britain , and is likely ...
Page 729
... favor of France . He wished me to send him an extract of this correspond- ence for the Emperor , and I have this morning sent him the correspondence itself , with the parts marked to which I desired particularly to call his at- tention ...
... favor of France . He wished me to send him an extract of this correspond- ence for the Emperor , and I have this morning sent him the correspondence itself , with the parts marked to which I desired particularly to call his at- tention ...
Page 730
... favor than against us throughout , and yet here is a certificate given by a dis- tinguished official of the United States government abroad , stating that " it gives him pleasure " to distinguish this adventure of sending a shipment of ...
... favor than against us throughout , and yet here is a certificate given by a dis- tinguished official of the United States government abroad , stating that " it gives him pleasure " to distinguish this adventure of sending a shipment of ...
Page 731
... favor acts openly directed against France , if the tenor of the certificate signed by him did not state that it is inten- tionally , and because he approved of it , that Mr. Adams wished to cover them with an exceptional immunity . The ...
... favor acts openly directed against France , if the tenor of the certificate signed by him did not state that it is inten- tionally , and because he approved of it , that Mr. Adams wished to cover them with an exceptional immunity . The ...
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