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The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, Vol. 09

Note 20 — THE CORRESPONDENCE OF CHARLES W. F. DUMAS.

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M. Dumas commonly wrote his despatches in French, but sometimes in English. It has not been thought necessary to designate between those translated, and those written originally in English. Although he wrote the language with a good deal of accuracy, yet foreign idioms and other defects will occasionally be perceived. In some instances the editor has taken the liberty to make free corrections of the author's style, and to omit a good deal of irrelevant matter.

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