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Foreign News
March 3, 1787
Independent Journal, Or, The General Advertiser
New York, New York County, New York
What is this article about?
American negotiators returned from Morocco satisfied with their reception at the court and the success of their mission, obtaining all desired concessions from the Moorish Emperor at little cost, having declined a present.
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The American negotiators are returned from Morocco, perfectly satisfied with their reception at that Court, and the success of their mission, having obtained every thing they could wish for from the Moorish Emperor. What is best, and hardly to be credited at that mercenary Court, it cost little or nothing to the American States, their Minister, by a stroke of policy, which is set down for an instance of wonderful disinterestedness, civilly declined accepting of any present in return from the Imperial Court.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
What keywords are associated?
American Morocco Mission
Moorish Emperor
Diplomatic Success
Negotiation Outcome
What entities or persons were involved?
American Negotiators
Moorish Emperor
Where did it happen?
Morocco
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Morocco
Key Persons
American Negotiators
Moorish Emperor
Outcome
obtained everything desired from the moorish emperor at little or no cost to the american states; declined present from the imperial court.
Event Details
American negotiators returned from Morocco satisfied with their reception and mission success, having secured all they wished for from the Moorish Emperor through a policy of declining a present, demonstrating disinterestedness.