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May 19, 2024 · Franklin used the services of his grandson to convey a message to Vergennes, and the former made it known to the French diplomat about the Treaty of Paris. Temple’s life had changed since he had come to France, and over the course of time, he had become more mature and understanding.
Jan 28, 2002 · The first of these letters represents one of Franklin’s few imprudent acts as a diplomat. His congressional instructions had ordered him to seek French help in attacking Quebec and Halifax, 5 but here he goes beyond those instructions by asking France’s assistance in capturing Rhode Island.
Nov 26, 2008 · Here's the phantom Vergennes that I feel still alive behind the empty factory facades: This first city in Vermont, established on Otter Creek in 1788, was a vital transportation hub serving stage coaches, river boats and then trains from up and down the East Coast.
Franklin would call on Oswald the following morning to take him to meet Vergennes, if Oswald had no objections. Franklin described Vergennes as “a Candid moderate Man” whose secretary could translate if necessary.
On July 11, Franklin wrote Benjamin Vaughan to express doubts about Shelburne’s intentions. Vaughan immediately showed that letter to Shelburne, who denied any grounds for suspicion. Vaughan volunteered to visit Franklin and reassure him in person, rather than answer in writing.
May 3, 2024 · In 'Franklin' Episode 6, Benjamin Franklin's (Michael Douglas) negotiations with France encounter challenges when John Adams (Eddie Marsan) meets with the Count of Vergennes (Thibault de Montalembert) and reveals that he has been instructed by Congress to initiate treaty discussions with Great Britain.
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Apr 12, 2024 · Franklin slips Pierre a letter, telling him to pass it on to Vergennes, the French foreign minister. This letter lays out exactly what kind of help America needs from France. When Vergennes reads the letter, he learns how much trouble America is in. But he’s got a problem.
