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Letters from EXCELLENT, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs

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EXCELLENT, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to P. S.—If, against the expectation of the government, it should happen that we cannot agree in our views relative to the subject with which we are occupied in this correspondence, I am charged by the government to announce to you its intention, now already resolved upon, to submit the question to the appreciation of the Government, at Washington, ( Cabinet des États-Unis. ) EXCELLENT, May 8, 1875

From EXCELLENT, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
To P. S.—If, against the expectation of the government, it should happen that we cannot agree in our views relative to the subject with which we are occupied in this correspondence, I am charged by the government to announce to you its intention, now already resolved upon, to submit the question to the appreciation of the Government, at Washington, ( Cabinet des États-Unis. ) EXCELLENT
May 8, 1875

[A.—Inclosure 1 in No. 365.—Translation.] Mr. Excellent to Mr. Bassett. Bureau of Foreign Affairs, Fort au Prince, May 8, 1875. Mr. Minister: I have had the honor to receive the…

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