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1. Document, 1782 November 05
- Name: Strachey, Henry (Author) American Commissioners (Addressee)
- Date: 1782 November 05
- Summary: Repeats British demand that provision be made for restitution for refugees, and ventures hope that the American commissioners will not jeopardize the advantageous peace terms they are offered in their desire to gratify resentme...
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2. Document, 1782 November 05
- Name: Strachey, Henry (Author) American Commissioners (Addressee)
- Date: 1782 November 05
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3. Document, 1782 November 25
- Name: Strachey, Henry (Author) American Commissioners (Addressee)
- Date: 1782 November 25
- Summary: The King's Council unanimous in demand for a general amnesty and a restoration of property to the refugees. They have also removed the clause for drying fish on Cape Sables and on shores of Nova Scotia. The form of the treaty r...
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4. Document, 1782 November 5
- Name: Strachey, Henry (Author) American Commissioners (Addressee)
- Date: 1782 November 5
- Summary: Later transcription.The honor and humanity of Britain will not permit her to accept a treaty without restitution of property to the Tories. Cannot believe that America will risk losing the treaty with her independence and the f...
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5. Document, 1783 August 09
- Name: Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792 (Author) American Commissioners (Addressee)
- Date: 1783 August 09
- Summary: Conversation with Charles James Fox: Henry Laurens asks if a minister would be received and Charles James Fox says yes. Henry Laurens hopes for a commercial treaty, Charles James Fox too but says U.S. will be excluded from West...
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6. Document, 1783 August 09
- Name: American Commissioners (Author) Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792 (Addressee)
- Date: 1783 August 09
- Summary: Laurens somewhat misunderstood the question of receiving an American minister in England Since the U.S. is independent we will send a minister as a matter of course. The question is how he will be received by the English court....
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7. Document, 1783 July 22
- Name: Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier, marquis de, 1757-1834 (Author) American Commissioners (Addressee)
- Date: 1783 July 22
- Summary: When Lafayette received a letter from Congress asking him to make inquiries about the period in which American merchants must pay their English debts, he immediately went to Vergennes and pointed out the importance of a favorab...
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