Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 61
ls, ii. 59; also in The 46 NARRATI\-E AND CRITICAL HISTORY OF AMERICA. and English, but French was declared to be the original language. Theconclusion of these treaties was to be kept secret for a time. It was hopedthat Spain would soon join in them ; and Spain was known to have threereasons for… … GERARD.* tions, however, the existence of the treaty of commerce was very soonknown in luigland, a circumstance which made a new ground of quarrelbetween Silas Dcanc and Arthur Lee, each of whom accused the other ofindiscretion, or something worse. Lee, indeed, accused Dr. Franklin also.^Silas…
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