State Papers and Correspondence Bearing Upon the Purchase of the Territory of Louisiana |
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acquisition admitted advantages affairs American answer arrangements assurances Bernadotte Britain British capital Catholic Majesty ceded cession of Louisiana Charles Pinckney circumstances claims colonies commerce communication consider consideration convention copy DEAR SIR debts delay disposition Domingo doubt duty East effect enclosed England establishment Europe Extract favor foreign French Government French Republic friendship give Government of France hands honor hope important instructions interest islands JAMES MADISON JAMES MONROE Joseph Bonaparte King King of Etruria letter Lord Whitworth Madrid Marbois measure ment millions Minister Plenipotentiary Mississippi Mississippi Territory Monroe nation navigation necessary negotiation object obtain occasion Orleans PARIS payment peace Perdido Pinckney ports present President proper provision R. R. LIVINGSTON ratifications reason received relation render respect right of deposit river RUFUS KING Secretary ships Spanish Government stipulated take possession Talleyrand territory tion told United Vendemiaire vessels West Florida Western whole wish