776. BARCLAY (Thomas), Missions to Morocco.—[further continued].
As you have acted since
my arrival in France, in the characters of
Consul General for that country, and Minister
to the Court of Morocco, and also as agent in
some particular transactions for the State of
Virginia, I think it is a duty to yourself, to
truth, and to justice, on your departure for
America, to declare that in all these characters,
as far as has come within my notice, you have
acted with judgment, with attention, with integrity
and honor.
[45]
—
To Thomas Barclay. Washington ed. ii, 211.
(P.
1787)
