david hartley. the boundaries of the 13 american colonies with the british possessions in canada were agreed upon, and the united states received fishing rights on new foundland island. in addition, they promised to stop confiscating the property of the lailiists, that is , supporters of london, and to pay compensation to those who lost it, but these points were not fulfilled. in general, hostility remained on both sides. the british delegation did not want to participate in the banquet on the occasion of the signing or pose for a picture with the americans. a the british. on september 3 , 1939, great britain and france declared war on germany, which had attacked poland two days earlier. formally, london and paris had fulfilled their allied obligations in relation to. several local operations, that's all, although the germans had the least combat-ready, few units left on the western border. the main ones were concentrated in poland, so the british and french had the advantage, but they counted on re

benjamin franklin, john adams, john jay, british ambassador david hartley. the borders of the thirteen american colonies with british possessions were agreed upon. in canada and the united states received fishing rights to the island of new foundland. in addition, they promised to stop confiscating property of the lailistas, that is, the supporters of london, to pay compensation to those who lost it, but these points were not fulfilled. in general , hostility remained on both sides. the british delegation did not want to participate in the banquet on the occasion of the signing of the signing of the agreement to pose for a picture with the americans. and the british did not abandon the idea of ​​​​a possible revenge for the return of all of north america for a long time. the english government wanted to announce its intentions not only to the whole world, but also to hera hitler personally, but in fact they did not want to to fight, this explained the delay in declaring war and the fact that there were no serious military actions on the western front, so thi

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fathers of the united states, benjamin franklin, john adams, john jay , and the british ambassador david hartleyorders of the thirteen american colonies with the british possessions in canada were agreed upon, and the united states received fishing rights on the island. in addition, they promised to stop confiscating the property of the lailiists, that is , supporters of london, and to pay compensation to those who lost it, but these points were not fulfilled. in general, hostility remained with both sides. the british delegation did not want to participate in the banquet on the occasion of the signing or pose for a picture with the americans. and the british did not abandon the idea of ​​a possible revenge for the return of all of north america for a long time, but a second war with the united states in 1812. they also lost. on september 3, 1939 , great britain and france declared war on germany, which had attacked poland two days earlier. formally, london and paris fulfilled their allied obligations with respect to warsaw. the previous war could be prevented if the british government had made