Assume the following: The French Revolution produces a Constitutional Monarchy under King Louis and that the French Revolutionary Wars still start more or less on schedule.
Since America declared its neutrality in spite of its alliance with France in no small part because the treaty was with the now-dead King Louis, would his continued reign make much of a difference, diplomatically?
Another reason the US stayed neutral was because its alliance with France was defensive, and it was France that declared war first. So, what if its enemies declared war on France first, allowing the French ambassador to America (likely not Genet?) to reasonably point out that this would most certainly fall under the defensive alliance?
Since America declared its neutrality in spite of its alliance with France in no small part because the treaty was with the now-dead King Louis, would his continued reign make much of a difference, diplomatically?
Another reason the US stayed neutral was because its alliance with France was defensive, and it was France that declared war first. So, what if its enemies declared war on France first, allowing the French ambassador to America (likely not Genet?) to reasonably point out that this would most certainly fall under the defensive alliance?