Diplomatic Corre
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共 36 段- Is uncertain whether he shall be able to reimburse them
- The Dutch Ministers here have no occasion for my assistance.
- In the first place, he should have had an education in class
- I am well aware, that a variety of questions may be started
- We went next to the Prince Bariatinski, Minister Plenipotent
- Parliament had been waiting long, and once prorogued. The Mi
- This proclamation is issued in full confidence, that the Uni
- As to our West India questions, the Duke assures me, that th
- They all say, he has betrayed and deserted them, played them
- We then made a transition to Turkey; the Count could not, fo
- This morning I went out to Passy, and found from Dr Franklin
- It was not a subject which would bear insisting on either wa
- St Pierre's, Martinique, December 22d, 1779.
- Thus matters continued till about ten or twelve days before
- Providence having thus been pleased to bring me directly to
- How far it may be proper to grant appointments of this sort
- 'Whereas an intercourse between the subjects of his Catholic
- "By establishing the independence of America, the empire of
- The Count then proceeded to the second point, viz. with
- "The reason of the frequent breach of treaties is, that they
- I have the honor to be, &c.
- I have since written several letters to your Excellency, but
- "Whenever this period shall arrive, his Majesty may be
- In the further course of conversation, he recurred to the
- The Ambassador was at a stand; after a little pause, he said
- On the 16th I wrote a short letter and many copies to your E
- The Count here interrupted Mr Jay by saying, that the
- In case that Congress should be equally well pleased to be a
- "It gives me great satisfaction to hear that Mr Adams has
- All reasonable expectation, therefore, is narrowed down to t
- I enclose you in this packet the plan of a national bank, wh
- What the sentiments of my colleagues on this occasion may be
- It surprised me a little that he said nothing of the remarks
- The Count received us very politely. He spoke much of his wa
- "As the time allowed Mr Jay for offering such propositions,
- Since the capture of Cornwallis, nothing very material has h