Post by Jeremiah Avon-El on Jan 29, 2020 23:05:36 GMT
To:
Foreign Minister,
Kingdom of Nova England
Your Excellency,
On behalf of the Command Executive of the Unified Governorates of Benacia, please accept the fraternal greetings of the Unified Governorates of Benacia that are warmly extended to the Kingdom of Nova England, its ever august sovereign and its peoples. Our two nations, though burdened with the legacy of the various conflicts engendered by Shireroth's rise and fall as a hegemon of the western hemisphere, are united by our shared humanist values, a certain pragmatic attitude towards governance, and a mutual vested interest in ensuring that the Great Western Seas remain at peace and free from the scourge of piracy.
To this end, I propose that consideration be given to a treaty between our realms covering the key points of mutual recognition, the extension of full faith and credence, an affirmation of an existing state of amity, a commitment to refrain from and forebear any act of aggression, whether overt or covert, against one another, and to make certain provisions concerning commerce, freedom of navigation, and the relaxation of visa regimes for business travellers and persons of sufficient means.
If this is to your satisfaction, may I be permitted to draft some articles to that effect for your perusal?
In the meantime, please be assured of our highest consideration.
I have the honour to remain your obedient servant in this matter,
Foreign Minister,
Kingdom of Nova England
Your Excellency,
On behalf of the Command Executive of the Unified Governorates of Benacia, please accept the fraternal greetings of the Unified Governorates of Benacia that are warmly extended to the Kingdom of Nova England, its ever august sovereign and its peoples. Our two nations, though burdened with the legacy of the various conflicts engendered by Shireroth's rise and fall as a hegemon of the western hemisphere, are united by our shared humanist values, a certain pragmatic attitude towards governance, and a mutual vested interest in ensuring that the Great Western Seas remain at peace and free from the scourge of piracy.
To this end, I propose that consideration be given to a treaty between our realms covering the key points of mutual recognition, the extension of full faith and credence, an affirmation of an existing state of amity, a commitment to refrain from and forebear any act of aggression, whether overt or covert, against one another, and to make certain provisions concerning commerce, freedom of navigation, and the relaxation of visa regimes for business travellers and persons of sufficient means.
If this is to your satisfaction, may I be permitted to draft some articles to that effect for your perusal?
In the meantime, please be assured of our highest consideration.
I have the honour to remain your obedient servant in this matter,