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Albert Gallatin

CHAPTER V
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The settlers along the Ohio, among whom was Gallatin's constituency, were eager to avail themselves of the privileges granted by that of Pinckney, which was a triumph of diplomacy; and all America, while ready to beard the British lion, seems to have been in terror of the Dey of Algiers.

Mr.Sedgwick offered a resolution providing for the execution of the four treaties.

Mr.Gallatin insisted on and received a separate consideration of each.

That with Great Britain was reserved till the rest were disposed of.

It was taken up on April 14.


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