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8054. SPAIN, Spoliations and boundaries.—[further continued].
With Spain we are making
a last effort at peaceable accommodation.
The subject is merely a settlement of the limits
of Louisiana, and our right of passing down the
rivers of Florida. This negotiation is to be held
at Paris, where we may have the benefit of the
good offices of France, but she will be no
party to the contract.—
To Thomas Paine.
Ford ed., viii, 436.
(W.
March. 1806)
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