King Gustav III of Sweden once gave this man a medal for translating the History of the Reign of Eric XIV from Swedish to French. This man was once given a pair of diamond knee buckles by Catherine the Great while serving at the French embassy in St. Petersburg. While back in France, he was appointed Minister Plenipotentiary to (*) America, and he sailed on the Frigate, Embuscade to Charleston South Carolina, where he commissioned 4 vessels, such as the Anti-George, and the Sans-Culotte, which were used for privateering. While he was in Philadelphia, this man indirectly asked for a suspension of the American Neutrality Proclamation. FTP, name this man who was sent to
King Gustav III of Sweden once gave this man a medal for translating the History of the Reign of Eric XIV from Swedish to French. This man was once given a pair of diamond knee buckles by Catherine the Great while serving at the French embassy in St. Petersburg. While back in France, he was appointed Minister Plenipotentiary to (*) America, and he sailed on the Frigate, Embuscade to Charleston South Carolina, where he commissioned 4 vessels, such as the Anti-George, and the Sans-Culotte, which were used for privateering. While he was in Philadelphia, this man indirectly asked for a suspension of the American Neutrality Proclamation. FTP, name this man who was sent to America to promote American Support for France's wars with Spain and Britain, who is the namesake of a political affair during the Washington Administration.
King Gustav III of Sweden once gave this man a medal for translating the History of the Reign of Eric XIV from Swedish to French.
Edmond-Charles {Genet} [accept Citizen {Genet}]