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3129. FRANCE, Commerce with.—[further continued] .
[In the negotiation of
commercial treaties with France] I must say,
in justice, that I found the government
entirely disposed to befriend us on all occasions,
and to yield us every indulgence not
absolutely injurious to themselves.—
Autobiography. Washington ed. i, 64.
Ford ed., i, 90.
(1821)
See Treaties.
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