American Diplomacy
American Diplomacy
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The Amer- ican ships, on the contrary, were in general barred from the islands, and even in the direct trade with England they felt the competition of the British vessels, which in the greater flexibility of their opportunity enjoyed a substantial ad- vantage. Though loath to do so, the United States submitted to the exclusion from the trade between the colonies and Great Policy of the Britain, but she insisted on the privilege of United States carrying on trade between the colonies and countri...es mutually foreign. Believing that her products were so essential to the existence of the West Indian colonies that she could force her own terms by prohibiting trade there entirely, she passed acts to that effect in 1818 and 1820, with the qualification that the President was to suspend them when he was convinced that their object had been attained. In 1822 they were in part suspended pending further nego- tiations under a new British act. Meanwhile, under the leadership of Huskisson, who in 1823 became president of the Board of Trade, Great Britain Change in Brit- was undergoing a change of heart, or at least ish policy Q f mm( j j on the subject of the navigation laws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Amer- ican ships, on the contrary, were in general barred from the islands, and even in the direct trade with England they felt the competition of the British vessels, which in the greater flexibility of their opportunity enjoyed a substantial ad- vantage. Though loath to do so, the United States submitted to the exclusion from the trade between the colonies and Great Policy of the Britain, but she insisted on the privilege of United States carrying on trade between the colonies and countri...es mutually foreign. Believing that her products were so essential to the existence of the West Indian colonies that she could force her own terms by prohibiting trade there entirely, she passed acts to that effect in 1818 and 1820, with the qualification that the President was to suspend them when he was convinced that their object had been attained. In 1822 they were in part suspended pending further nego- tiations under a new British act. Meanwhile, under the leadership of Huskisson, who in 1823 became president of the Board of Trade, Great Britain Change in Brit- was undergoing a change of heart, or at least ish policy Q f mm( j j on the subject of the navigation laws.
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