Original paper slip text:[Sept.-Nov. 1780]
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- Sabin attributes the Translation to Edmund Jeningsbut Jenings probably only translated JA's English "Abridgment" into French (see JA to Jenings, 23 Sept. 1780, Works, 9:509, see slip023487), with Pownall's Memorial actually translated into French by . Jenings published it in England.
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- A portion of the "Translation" in JA's hand is at [8 July 1780], see slip 023178. There are other references in JA's Works to this bit of propaganda, the bibliographical history of which is highly confused. See also JA's letters to Boston Patriot, which confuse matters further; and Sabin 64827.
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- For another version, see JA to Samuel Huntington(President of Congress),19 April 1780, slip022685, which is an RC in the PCC (Ac 5119). For the LbC of this letter, see slip
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