[Footnote 717: Driault, op. cit., p. 150.]
[Footnote 718: Sorel, _L’Europe et la Révolution française_, VI, pp.
109-11.]
[Footnote 719: Dundas to Addington, 2 April, 1801. Pellew, _Life of
Sidmouth_, I, p. 391.]
[Footnote 720: Dundas to Wellesley, 16 October, 1799. B.M. Add. MSS.
37274, f. 267.]
[Footnote 721: Dundas to Wellesley, 4 Sept., 1800. B.M. Add. MSS. 37274,
f. 186.]
[Footnote 722: Pitt to Dundas, 12 Dec., 1799. Stanhope, _Life of Pitt_,
III, p. 204.]
[Footnote 723: Grenville to Elgin, 15 Dec., 1799. F.O. Turkey, 24.
Grenville to Elgin (private), 16 Dec., 1799. _Dropmore Papers_, VI, p.
79.]
[Footnote 724: Koehler to Grenville, 11 July, 1800 (rec. 24 Sept.). F.O.
Turkey, 27, Military.]
[Footnote 725: _Ibid._]
[Footnote 726: Intercepted Journal of Morier. _Courrier d’Egypte_, Nos.
70 and 73.]
[Footnote 727: Intercepted Journal of Morier. _Courrier d’Egypte_, Nos.
70 and 73.]
[Footnote 728: Elgin to Grenville, 22 July, 1800 (rec. 26 Aug.). F.O.
Turkey, 30.]
[Footnote 729: Elgin to Grenville, 25 March, 1801. F.O. Turkey, 31.]
[Footnote 730: Pitt to Addington, 19 Aug, 1800. Pellew, op. cit., I, p.
262.
Portland to Addington, 16 May, 1801. _Ibid._, I, p. 404.
“Until the fate of Egypt is decided we can have no peace.”
Dundas to Wellesley, 4 Sept., 1800. B.M. Add. MSS., 37274, f. 186.
“If we get into negotiations with France, the evacuation of Egypt will
be a great stumbling-block.”