Answers to Questions Regarding Foreign Policy with France
Document 1797Admits treatment of Pinckney was insulting, but further negotiations with France were possible without harming the Nations image due to the European nation's long history of humiliating policy. Trade policy with England should be used as outline for treaty with France.
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Admits treatment of Pinckney was insulting, but further negotiations with France were possible without harming the Nations image due to the European nation's long history of humiliating policy.
Trade policy with England should be used as outline for treaty with France.
Date
04/29/1797
Author
Recipient
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Albany
Collection
Document number
1797042940000
Notable persons
James McHenry
Alexander Hamilton
President
Pinckney
Notable locations
Albany
France
land
England
Great Britain
Notable items
treaty
negotiations
insult
peace
Treaty of Alliance
French East India Trade