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Foreign News July 25, 1798

The Kentucky Gazette

Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky

What is this article about?

Talleyrand's letter to the French Consul in Philadelphia encloses a response to US commissioners' note, retracting French accusations and indicating willingness to negotiate, with two US envoys departing and one remaining, signaling no intent for rupture.

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Extract of a letter from citizen Talleyrand, Minister of exterior relations, to the Consul General of the French Republic at Philadelphia.

6th Germinal, 6th year, (26th March.)

I enclose you my answer to the note of the commissioners of the United States.-- You will observe that I do away every accusation which they had made against the French government.

The question therefore, now remains in its true point of view.

Two of the envoys are going to return; one remains.

This is a proof that there exists a disposition to treat, & that we are far from entertaining the least idea of a rupture.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic

What keywords are associated?

Talleyrand Letter French Diplomacy Us Envoys Franco American Relations Diplomatic Negotiations

What entities or persons were involved?

Talleyrand Consul General Of The French Republic At Philadelphia Commissioners Of The United States

Where did it happen?

France

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

France

Event Date

6th Germinal, 6th Year (26th March)

Key Persons

Talleyrand Consul General Of The French Republic At Philadelphia Commissioners Of The United States

Outcome

disposition to treat; no idea of rupture; two envoys returning, one remains

Event Details

Talleyrand encloses response to US commissioners' note, removing all accusations against French government; question remains in true view; proof of willingness to negotiate without rupture.

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