Diplomatic conversation with the Chevalier Yruho
Type
Draft Document
Title
Diplomatic conversation with the Chevalier Yruho
Description
Account of a conversation with the Chevalier Yruho, who visited the Adamses in Quincy, Massachusetts. Mentions that Yruho engaged in a non-personal diplomatic dispute with Secretary Pickering respecting what he thought were American plans to invade Louisiana. Stresses that Spain should act reasonably and that the United States is the best neighbor that Spanish colonies could have, as long as they pursue a sensible line of conduct. Argues that if France were to get Louisiana, they would likely extend their power. Chevalier Yruho insists that Spain has no intentions to hand Louisiana over to the French.
year created
1798
month created
04
day created
08
author
in collection
in microfilm
in image
notable person/group
James McHenry
Chevalier Yruho
Hamilton
Abigal Adams
John Adams
Timothy Pickering
officers
Liston
minister
Oliver Wolcott, Jr.
Humphreys
French
governor
notable location
Quincy
Boston
court
Louisiana
territory
Spain
France
continent
notable item/thing
Posts
treaty
notable idea/issue
Evacuation
decorum
diplomacy
invasion
boundaries
Pinckney's Treaty
Treaty of San Lorenzo
Treaty of Madrid
commerce
Quasi-War
document number
1798040800001
page start
1
number of pages
6
