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ce of Westphalia. Frederic to Goltz, 14 Nov., 1776. His desire for a good understanding with that power Ibid., 9 Dec., 1776. was cordially reciprocated by Vergennes. Goltz to Frederic, 22 Dec., 1776. On the advent of the rupture between France and England, he announced that England should receive no aid from Prussia; and Vergennes on his side gave the hint that France, if it should become involved in the conflict, would confine itself to a maritime war. Goltz to Frederic, 26 Dec., 1776. The year 1777 opened with nearer approaches be- 1777. tween the courts of Potsdam and Versailles. Frederic to Goltz, 2 Jan., 1777, and Goltz to Frederic, 2 Jan., 1777. Frederic, while he never ceased to be on his guard on every side, and held himself prepared for every event, Frederic to Goltz, 30 Jan., 1777. on the seventh of January instructed his minister more definitely: Should France begin war, she may be sure that I will do everything in the world to preserve peace on t