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Gerard, the first minister from France, the appointment of Benjamin Franklin as our first minister to France, the conquest of the northwestern territory by General George Rogers Clarke and the selection of John Jay of New York as president of Congress. Signing of the Articles of Confederation by eleven of the States, including New York, the arrival of M. The principal events that happened during this year were the acknowledgment ofįrance, who signed the treaty of Alliance and Commerce in Feb¬ ruary, the acquisition of Baron Steuben to the American forces, the effort on Lord North’s part to establish peace negotiations with America, and his sending the Earl of Carlisle, George John¬ stone and William Eden as peace commissioners, who were re¬ pudiated by Congress because of the attempt of Johnstone to bribe Colonel Joseph Reed, a delegate from More or less trouble, and every person who refused to take the oath of allegiance was incontinently shipped to New York. Military operations inasmuch as the youugState had just begun to keep house and the governmental machinery had not adjusted itself to changed conditions. The contents of this volume are given more to civil than to The scene of conflict was transferred from New York State dar¬ ing 1778, but the exposed condition of the frontiers was a constant source of anxiety to the backwoodsman and to the State author¬ ities. PUBLISHED BY THE STATE OF NEW YORK AS APPENDIX “N,” THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE STATE HISTORIAN.ĪLBANY: JAMES B. GEORGE CLINTON, FIRST GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK.

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