The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 01
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The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 01
United States -- Foreign relations -- 1775-1783; United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Sources
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to William Bingham.
York, March 2d, 1778, 372
Commercial.
M. Gerard to the Commissioners. Versailles, March 17th,
1778, 374
Announces that the king will receive them.
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to the Commissioners.
York, March 24th, 1778, 375
Effect of depreciation of currency.
To M. Dumas. Paris, April 10th, 1778, 376
Enclosing a draught of a letter to the Grand Pensionary.
Draught of a proposed letter from the Commissioners to the
Grand Pensionary, 377
Announcing the treaty with France.
To M. Dumas. Passy, April 10th, 1778, 377
Arrival of Mr Adams to succeed Mr Deane.--Request his
opinion on the propriety of sending a Minister to
Holland.
To Mr John Ross. Passy, April 13th, 1778, 379
Commercial.
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to William Bingham at
Martinique. York, April 16th, 1778, 380
Commercial Board.
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to the Commissioners.
York, April 16th, 1778, 382
M. de Sartine to Count de Vergennes. Versailles, April 26th,
1778, 382
Protection of Commerce in the French seas.
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to William Bingham.
York, April 26th, 1778, 384
Governor Tryon.--Forged resolve of Congress.
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to the Commissioners.
York, April 30th, 1778, 385
To M. Dumas. Yorktown, May 14th, 1778, 386
Holland grants convoys against the British.
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to William Bingham.
York, May 14th, 1778, 387
Commercial.
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to the Commissioners.
York, May 14th, 1778, 388
Favorable situation of affairs.--Lord North's
conciliatory bill circulated in the country.--Referred
to a committee in Congress.--Their report.--Objections
to the 11th and 12th articles of the treaty with France.
To M. de Sartine. Passy, May 14th, 1778, 392
English prisoners brought into France.--General
principle as to a prisoner in a neutral country.
From the Committee of Foreign Affairs to the Commissioners.
York, May 15th, 1778, 393
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