File:Sales of Arms to French Agents.png
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English: Carl Schurz and Charles Sumner hold open a curtain revealing President Ulysses S. Grant carrying an armload of rifles for sale to French agents for use by the French government to arm their soldiers during the Franco-Prussian War, a violation of U.S. neutrality. |
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| Source | Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, March 2, 1872, p. 393 |
| Author | Matt Morgan |
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“We have the strongest influences working for us which will use all their efforts to succeed.” — Telegram from French Agent in the United States, to his principal at Tours, in France, October, 1870. |
“With the very friendly feeling I find existing to aid France, I hope to be able to procure more guns. The question of making the cartridges at the Government Works was a difficult one to get over, but it is done.” — Letter from Remington, French Agent, to President of Armament Committee in France, December, 1870. |
“A year ago I had this subject forced upon my attention by letters, resolutions and remonstrances from German born citizens, who believed the Government was selling arms to the French. I did all I could in private to stop the sales. For a while the sales were stopped, but after the November election in that year they were resumed, if indeed they had been stopped.” — Carl Schurz in Senate, February 15. |
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