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The Massachusetts Spy, Or, Thomas's Boston Journal
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
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The Emperor of Morocco writes to the British King recommending Just Jacobson to Abraham Benedi as a trusted intermediary for discussions on the current embargo and the unusual withdrawal of British consuls from Tetuan.
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"The bearer of this Imperial letter is Just Jacobson, to Abraham Benedi, a person equally esteemed by his master and his country, and who has your Majesty's interest truly at heart. I have given him general instructions in what manner to act; and from his knowledge of public affairs, and of his attachment to our mutual interest, I trust your Majesty will give him that degree of credit which his fidelity to me, and inclination to serve you, justly merit. He is particularly acquainted with the reasons and motives which have been the prime reason of the present embargo, relative to your Consuls withdrawing himself from Tetuan, so contrary to the customs and usages established on such occasions. In fine, I have sent him to your Majesty, because I know he has ability, as well as inclination, to serve both you and me."
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Morocco
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recommendation of intermediary for negotiations on embargo and consul withdrawal.
Event Details
The Emperor of Morocco sends a letter to the British King introducing Just Jacobson to Abraham Benedi as a reliable agent knowledgeable in public affairs and attached to mutual interests. The agent is instructed to address the reasons for the present embargo and the British Consul's withdrawal from Tetuan, contrary to established customs.