Convention between Denmark and Sweden
Document 1794Secretary of State Randolph discusses with the rest of Washington's Cabinet a convention between Denmark and Sweden for the maintenance of the rights of neutral navigation. Mentions John Jay's mission to London, preceding the notorious Jay Treaty, which will be signed in November that year.
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Printed Document
Description
Secretary of State Randolph discusses with the rest of Washington's Cabinet a convention between Denmark and Sweden for the maintenance of the rights of neutral navigation. Mentions John Jay's mission to London, preceding the notorious Jay Treaty, which will be signed in November that year.
Date
06/30/1794
Author
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1794063040000
Note
LC, RG 59, Domestic Letters of the Department of State, Vol. 7, June27-November 30,1794, National Archives; copy Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; copy, George Washington Papers, Library of Congress.
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Alexander Hamilton
William Bradford
Edmund Randolph
John Jay
Notable locations
Philadelphia
London
Denmark
Sweden
Britain
Notable items
Jay Treaty
navigation
Court of London
commission