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France recognizes independence of U.S. on hearing news of Burgoyne's surrender. 1778 Jan. 8. French Foreign Minister Count Vergennes, unable to induce Spain to join France and America formally in war against England, offers French ...
France recognizes independence of U.S. on hearing news of Burgoyne's surrender. 1778 Jan. 8. French Foreign Minister Count Vergennes, unable to induce Spain to join France and America formally in war against England, offers French ...
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Battle of France begins when German Army crosses the Somme River, reaching Paris by June 14. Italy has declared war on Britain and France and attacked France from the south on June 10. June 13. Premier Paul Reynaud of France asks the ...
Battle of France begins when German Army crosses the Somme River, reaching Paris by June 14. Italy has declared war on Britain and France and attacked France from the south on June 10. June 13. Premier Paul Reynaud of France asks the ...
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Soon after the Republican victory of 1800, however, came appointment as minister to France; he resigned his chancellorship and sailed for France in October 1801. There, after some preliminary diplomacy concerning the purchase of New ...
Soon after the Republican victory of 1800, however, came appointment as minister to France; he resigned his chancellorship and sailed for France in October 1801. There, after some preliminary diplomacy concerning the purchase of New ...
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