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| Abstract : [January 17, 1803] 27 Niv., XI. Madrid. Beurnonville to Talleyrand. English minister\'s statement to Godoy: England will never consent to France\'s acquisition of the Floridas and the U.S. supports her stand; Russia is opposed to France\'s disposition of Italian territory. 2pp. AE., Esp., 663:209. |
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| Abstract : [April 6, 1797.] 17 Germ., V. Aranjuez. Pérignon to Delacroix. He has given the document on Pensacola to Godoy, who already had some fear respecting the place. 1p. AE., Esp., 646:423. |
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| Abstract : April 21, 1797. Aranjuez. Godoy to Pérignon. Thanks him for transmitting information respecting Pensacola. If circumstances had permitted, cruisers would already have been established between Havana and Pensacola. (French and Spanish in parallel columns.) 2pp. AE., Esp., 647:123. |
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| Abstract : [June 16, 1803.] 27 Prair., XI. Aranjuez. Beurnonville to Talleyrand. Sale of Louisiana; Spanish court tolerant, the King\'s pride hurt; recognition of difficulty of its defense against the U.S. and England; Monroe\'s mission and purchase of Florida; he sounds Godoy; asserts the colony is without value to the U.S. 4pp. AE., Esp., 664:85. |
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| Abstract : March 5, 1720. Paris. Minutes of council, on letter of Vienne, commander of the Triton, Cap Français, December 30, 1719, respecting the voyage of the Union, Comte de Toulouse, and Maréchal de Villars to Louisiana, plan of Pensacola by Sérigny and himself, etc. 6 pp. AC., C 9b, 6:n.p. |
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| Abstract : [October 5, 1796.] 14 Vend. IV. Madrid. [Letter from] Champigny. Deplores the fact that France obtained only Louisiana and Florida and not also reparations from treaty of Basel; Newfoundland fisheries. AN., AF III., 62:dossier 247, no.19. |
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| Abstract : [July 26, 1797.] 8 Therm., V. Norfolk, Virginia. Duhail to Talleyrand. Congressional debate: Harper for conquest of Louisiana, Florida, and Mexico; Allen opposes possession of Louisiana by France. Blount\'s plan to allow English-Canadian troops to cross Tennessee in going to conquest of Louisiana; additional articles of London treaty giving England and France same rights on the Mississippi. 3pp. AE., États-Unis, sup., 5: 154. |
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| Abstract : July 19, 1797. Madrid. Godoy to Pérignon. Cession of Louisiana and Florida on basis of cession in Italy not satisfactory to Spain. (Spanish and French in parallel columns. Copy.) 5 pp. AE., Esp., sup., 18:147. |
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| Abstract : November 13, 1802. Tarragona. Godoy to Beurnonville. Spain offers the Floridas for addition of Lucca to Etruria, without taking into consideration contests that may arise with the United States, England, and Austria. (Translation.) 2pp. AE., États-Unis, sup., 7:283; 285(Spanish). |
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| Abstract : June 4, 1764. Paris. Memoir by Hertford, English ambassador: Col[onel] Robertson, governor of Florida, finds that D\'Abbadie has withdrawn from Mobile artillery, munitions and provisions; requests that D\'Abbadie be ordered to return the same. (Copies sent to Choiseul and Guerchy.) 2pp. AE., Angleterre, 457:159. |
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