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July 15, 1797
Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser
Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
What is this article about?
Boston reports splendid 4th of July celebrations demonstrating American independence resolve. Monroe's response to an address refutes claims of US unfriendliness toward France.
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BOSTON, July 6.
The celebrations of the 4th of July have been splendid and dignified ; and if they are the genuine effusions of the hearts of the celebrators, they must convince the European world that is the fixed determination and ardent wish of Americans to be really independent. The answer of Mr. Monroe to an Address presented to him, in this day's Centinel, proves the falsehood of the reiterated assertions of the Gallo faction, that the Government of the United States has been unfriendly to France-and has wished to dissolve the political connection between the two republics.
The celebrations of the 4th of July have been splendid and dignified ; and if they are the genuine effusions of the hearts of the celebrators, they must convince the European world that is the fixed determination and ardent wish of Americans to be really independent. The answer of Mr. Monroe to an Address presented to him, in this day's Centinel, proves the falsehood of the reiterated assertions of the Gallo faction, that the Government of the United States has been unfriendly to France-and has wished to dissolve the political connection between the two republics.
What sub-type of article is it?
Celebration
Politics
What keywords are associated?
July 4 Celebration
Boston Independence
Monroe Address
Us France Relations
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Monroe
Where did it happen?
Boston
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Boston
Event Date
4th Of July
Key Persons
Mr. Monroe
Event Details
The celebrations of the 4th of July have been splendid and dignified, convincing the European world of Americans' determination to be independent. Mr. Monroe's answer to an Address in this day's Centinel proves the falsehood of assertions by the Gallo faction that the US Government has been unfriendly to France and wished to dissolve the political connection between the two republics.