Written by Mark S. Singel
Republican state lawmaker George Logan of Pennsylvania made the decision to step in when tensions between the US and France began to escalate. He visited Paris independently in 1798 and met with representatives of the French administration to offer some recommendations for reducing tensions. It is unknown if Logan’s activities had any bearing on the final resolution of the conflict between the United States and France.
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