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2292. DUMAS (C. W. F.), Congress and.—[further continued].
I enclose you a letter from the Count de Vergennes in favor of Mr.
Dumas. With the services of this gentleman to
the United States, yourself and Dr. Franklin
are better acquainted than I am. Those he
has been able to render towards effecting the
late alliance between France and the United
Netherlands are the probable ground of the
present application.—
To John Jay. Washington ed. i, 524.
(P.
1786)
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