British and American negotiators near final peace terms
Dispatches from Ghent reveal British and American plenipotentiaries narrowing disputes. Indian pacification agreed in principle, boundaries debated, possidetis basis rejected by US, with both sides seeking a prompt treaty draft and potential simultaneous exchange of projects.
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