France and United States treaty dispute explained
A lengthy discussion outlines the 1831 treaty execution, parliamentary debates, and the U S response via M. Livingston. It argues on the President's right to address Congress and limits on foreign government criticisms, noting tensions over public communications and mutual dignity.
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