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    After only two years away, in the summer of 1797 the Rutherfords return to a warring Europe…Having settled in New York with a wife born and raised in Europe and who had never before seen America, now in his young thirties and with two small children Robert Rutherford is asked by President John Adams to join a diplomatic mission to France. Mrs. Rutherford views the journey as a chance to see her ... Read more

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  • Capture The Cause

    Conventions, #3

    by R. J. Nello ...
    Series Book 3 - Conventions
    Now in his early forties and having believed he was finished with diplomacy, in 1808 New York lawyer and merchant Robert Rutherford is sent to Europe once more – this time at the request of President Thomas Jefferson.Obliged to leave his wife and children behind, on the other side of the Atlantic he finds the still militarily weak United States of America caught diplomatically, and himself ... Read more

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  • Conventions: The Garden At Paris

    Conventions, #1

    by R. J. Nello ...
    Series Book 1 - Conventions
    With U.S. independence secured, at the urging of his father twenty-one-year-old Robert Rutherford sails for Europe in 1787 to seek new business for the family firm. Surprised by his warm receptions from pre-war associates of his father in France and in England, he is drawn into life in both countries.What the New Yorker had thought would be a period of travel evolves into residence. His twenties ... Read more

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