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New Brunswick (Canada) (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
Neuville, Jean Guillaume, Baron Hyde de -1847 Statesman; born near Charitesur-Loire, France, Jan. 24, 1776; was an agent of the exiled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 18
Bourbon (Indiana, United States) (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
Neuville, Jean Guillaume, Baron Hyde de -1847 Statesman; born near Charitesur-Loire, France, Jan. 24, 1776; was an agent of the exiled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 18
Department de Ville de Paris (France) (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
Neuville, Jean Guillaume, Baron Hyde de -1847 Statesman; born near Charitesur-Loire, France, Jan. 24, 1776; was an agent of the exiled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 18
Loire (France) (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
Neuville, Jean Guillaume, Baron Hyde de -1847 Statesman; born near Charitesur-Loire, France, Jan. 24, 1776; was an agent of the exiled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 18
France (France) (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
Neuville, Jean Guillaume, Baron Hyde de -1847 Statesman; born near Charitesur-Loire, France, Jan. 24, 1776; was an agent of the exiled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his eserefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negoFrance he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations surtes and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 1
England (United Kingdom) (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
urbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeederoffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 18
United States (United States) (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
iled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, heAmerica, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 1847United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28,
Utrecht France (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
Neuville, Jean Guillaume, Baron Hyde de -1847 Statesman; born near Charitesur-Loire, France, Jan. 24, 1776; was an agent of the exiled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 18
Moreau (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
Neuville, Jean Guillaume, Baron Hyde de -1847 Statesman; born near Charitesur-Loire, France, Jan. 24, 1776; was an agent of the exiled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 18
Jean Guillaume Baron Neuville (search for this): entry neuville-jean-guillaume-baron-hyde-de
Neuville, Jean Guillaume, Baron Hyde de -1847 Statesman; born near Charitesur-Loire, France, Jan. 24, 1776; was an agent of the exiled Bourbon princes. In 1806 Napoleon offered to restore his estates if he would go to the United States. He therefore embarked for America, and lived near New Brunswick, N. J. In April, 1814, he returned to France and was sent as a commissioner to England by Louis XVIII. to proffer the friendly mediation of France in settling the difficulties between the United States and England. In 1816-22 he was French minister and consul-general to the United States. Before his return to France he succeeded in negotiating a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and France. He was made a baron by Louis XVIII. His publications include Éloge historique du General Moreau and Observations sur de la France avec les États-unis. He died in Paris, May 28, 18
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