1
He expressed great pleasure when Washington summarily rebuked the blatant French envoy.
2
The French envoy was by far more important than all of us.
3
This was De Chesne, the secretary of the French envoy, Le Clerc.
4
The French envoy at the court of Sweden introduced the subject.
5
Directly afterwards there was a conference between the States' commissioners and the French envoys.
6
The French envoy later told reporters that Paris was ready to begin drafting a resolution soon.
7
To Malpierre, the French envoy in Brussels-forthere was the closest diplomatic communication between Henry III.
8
Precisely that fear on the part of the East India Company did undercut the French envoy's plans.
9
President Rouille, formerly French envoy to Lisbon, arrived disguised in Holland; conferences were opened secretly at Bodegraven.
10
But although London was nearer Edinburgh than was Paris, the French envoys reached it before the Scotch.
11
When the task was finished the French envoys departed to obtain their master's ratification of the treaty.
12
The French mission in Brussels said the French envoy had urged solidarity on all strands of the talks.
13
The French envoy was more and more struck with the brilliancy of the prize offered to his master.
14
In the interests of his own master, D'Avaux, the French envoy, strongly supported Tyrconnel and the Irish leaders.
15
The Queen of England put on mourning weeds, and spurned the apologies of the French envoy with contempt.
16
The French envoy then demanded an investigation, and to this the Ambassador and the Persian government readily assented.
