...determination which appeared but too itrongly on all the preliminary diScufficns ; which was clearly manifefted in the demand of an ultimatum made in the very outfet...claim which never can be admitted — a claim that the construction which that government affects to put (though even in that reSpetSt unfupported by the...

...on all the preliminary difcuffions;' which was dearly manifefted in the demand of an ultimatum:made in' the very outfet of the negotiation, but which...which never can be admitted, — a claim that the conftriiction which that government affefts to put (though even in that refpeft unfupported by the...

...outfct of the Negotiation ; but which ij proved beyond all poltibility of doubt, by the c/liftinate adherence to a claim which never can be admitted— a claim that the conftruflion which that Government affects to put (though even in that refpceV unlupported by the fail)...

...ution which appeared but too flronpiy in all the preliminary difcuffions, which was clearly manifefteJ in the demand of an ultimatum made in the very outfet of the négociation ; but which is proved beyond all poffibility of doubt, by the obftmate adherence to a...

...determination which appeared but too ftrongly in all the preliminary difcuffions j which was clearly manifefted in the demand of an ultimatum made in the very outfet...of the negotiation, but which is proved beyond all poflibility of doubt by the obftinate adherence to a claim which never can be admitted — a claim...

...an ultimatum made in the very outlet of the negotiation, but which is proved beyond all poflibility of doubt by the obftinate adherence to a claim which never can be admitted — a claim that the confirmation which that government affects to put (though even in that refpect unfupported by the fact)...

...an ultimatum made in the very outlet of the negotiation, but which is proved beyond all pollibility of doubt by the obftinate adherence to a claim which never can be admitted — a claim that the conftruflion which that government affe&s to put (though even in that refpeft unfupported by the faft)...

...determination which appeared but too ftrongJy in all the preliminary difcullions ; which was clearly manifefted in the demand of an ultimatum made in the very outfet...of the Negotiation; but which is proved beyond all pofiibility of doubt by the obttinate adherence to a claim which never can be admitted. A claim that...

...very outset of the negotiation, but vh ich is proved beyond all possibility of doubt by the obstinate adherence to a claim which never can be admitted — a claim that the construction »hich that government affects to P'Jt (though even in that respect unsupported by the...

...the failure of the present negotiation arisen ex" clusively from the obstinate adherence of France to a " claim which never can be admitted ; a claim that the '* construction which that government affects to put on " the internal constitution of its own country,...