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Editorial
August 2, 1811
The Enquirer
Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia
What is this article about?
Newspaper receives and briefly describes a French government-sanctioned tract inquiring into the conduct of England and France towards neutrals in the war, noting it argues France was compelled by England's policy; plans to review and possibly translate it.
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OCR Quality
98%
Excellent
Full Text
We have received a tract, which has been stated to us as having been published with the sanction of the French government; it is an enquiry into the conduct of the belligerents towards neutrals; the conduct of England and France during the war, appears to be examined and compared, and great pains taken to show that the conduct of France was not from choice but forced upon her by the policy of her rival; we have not had time to go through the pamphlet deliberately; but read it rapidly 'with the fingers.' We shall look over it again, and if it presents any thing meriting publication we shall give a translation of it.—Aurora.
What sub-type of article is it?
War Or Peace
Foreign Affairs
What keywords are associated?
French Tract
Neutral Rights
Belligerents Conduct
England France War
What entities or persons were involved?
French Government
England
France
Aurora
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Review Of French Tract On Conduct Of Belligerents Towards Neutrals
Stance / Tone
Neutral Observation
Key Figures
French Government
England
France
Aurora
Key Arguments
Tract Examines Conduct Of England And France Towards Neutrals During War
Comparison Shows France's Conduct Forced By England's Policy