Dr. Sir we are always attentif [!] to the interest of our friends & correspondants
Subtitle: we therefore hasten to give you the earliest & fullest intelligence of the late encouragement given by this govenment for the importation of tobaccos & American products of all kinds into France, which is of sufficient importance to prove acceptable to you. We are on all your commands & very respectfully, Dr. Sir your assured humble servants, V. & P. French & Nephew. Bordeaux 1°. February 1788
Contributors: Lambert, Charles Gilbert; Benson, George; France
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1788
Place of publication: Bordeaux?
Language: fre
Subjects: Commerce
Other titles: Dr. Sir we are always attentif to the interest of our friends & correspondants.; Dr. Sir we are always attentif to the interest of our friends and correspondants.; Dr. Sir we are always attentive to the interest of our friends & correspondants.; Dr. Sir we are always attentive to the interest of our friends and correspondants.
Notes: Title from beginning of text.

Signatures: A⁴ (A4 verso blank)

"Letter from M. Lambert, councellor of state & of the Council Royal of finance and commerce, comptroller general of finance to M. Jefferson [!], minister plenipotentiary for the United States of America at the court of Versailles. Versailles, December 29, 1797," p. [1]-3.

"An act of the King's Council of State, for the encouragement of the commerce of France with the United States of America., December 29 1787," p. 3-7.

Echeverria & Wilkie.  French image, 788/45.

Provenance of John Carter Brown Library copy: ... Messr. George Benson Esq. Providence Rhode-Island: inscription.