England And France in the Mediterranean 1660 1830
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" I have, etc. , {Signed) "Stuart de Rothesay. " The Earl of Aberdeen, K. T. Etc. Etc. Etc.
By the last day of April 1830, Lord Stuart de Rothesay had made up his mind that the French Cabinet was not acting straightforwardly with England.
Lord Stuart de Rothesay to the Earl of Aberdeen.
"Paris, April 30, 1830.
" My Lord, " Since the departure of M. De Bourmont and Monsieur d'Haussez, the business of the Departments of War and Marine has been placed in the hands of the respective Under-Secretari...es, under the control of the President of the Council, which duty takes up so much time that he can only communicate with me one day in each week.
"This arrangement did not permit me to see Prince Polignac until yesterday, when I was surprised to learn that GIBRALTAR— ALGIERS 103 he had not sent the orders to M. De Laval to give your Lordship the copy of the despatch in which he proposed to develop the views of the French Government in Africa, and that the further explanations he had likewise promised had not been sent off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I have, etc. , {Signed) "Stuart de Rothesay. " The Earl of Aberdeen, K. T. Etc. Etc. Etc.
By the last day of April 1830, Lord Stuart de Rothesay had made up his mind that the French Cabinet was not acting straightforwardly with England.
Lord Stuart de Rothesay to the Earl of Aberdeen.
"Paris, April 30, 1830.
" My Lord, " Since the departure of M. De Bourmont and Monsieur d'Haussez, the business of the Departments of War and Marine has been placed in the hands of the respective Under-Secretari...es, under the control of the President of the Council, which duty takes up so much time that he can only communicate with me one day in each week.
"This arrangement did not permit me to see Prince Polignac until yesterday, when I was surprised to learn that GIBRALTAR— ALGIERS 103 he had not sent the orders to M. De Laval to give your Lordship the copy of the despatch in which he proposed to develop the views of the French Government in Africa, and that the further explanations he had likewise promised had not been sent off.
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