History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 3 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... England - President's course censured 90 , 91 The Leopard assaults the Chesapeake President's proclamation - Result .... Congress meets - Action of the House Embargo passed in December , 1807 .. Views and policy of France .... " Orders ...
... England - President's course censured 90 , 91 The Leopard assaults the Chesapeake President's proclamation - Result .... Congress meets - Action of the House Embargo passed in December , 1807 .. Views and policy of France .... " Orders ...
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... England and France , it was not to be presumed that either of those nations was to be forced in this way to change its determination . The resources of England and France were too great and too varied to be very seriously af- fected by ...
... England and France , it was not to be presumed that either of those nations was to be forced in this way to change its determination . The resources of England and France were too great and too varied to be very seriously af- fected by ...
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... England and France , professing in the apparent necessity of resisting to be acts of retaliation , and not at all in a spirit of hostility to the United States , the neutral commerce of America was entirely destroyed . Not a vessel ...
... England and France , professing in the apparent necessity of resisting to be acts of retaliation , and not at all in a spirit of hostility to the United States , the neutral commerce of America was entirely destroyed . Not a vessel ...
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The NavyDemands of the pasha of Tripoli | 21 |
Earnest debate on repealing the judiciary act | 30 |
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