An Exposition of the Causes And Character of the Late War With Great Britain
An Exposition of the Causes And Character of the Late War With Great Britain
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Jji. R tides which were the produce or manufacture a; fuesa d conntries or colonies, should be doomed and con- sidei'rd to he nulawl'ul:'' lint that neutral ves- sels should still be permitted to tiade with France from cert;'. In free port«. Or through ports ;iiid places of the Britisli dominions. § To accept the lawful enjo^'mcnt of a :i;vht, as the grant of a supe- rior : to prosecute a lawful commerce, under t'ne forms of favor and indulgence; and to pay a tribute to Great Britain, for the p...rivilege of a lawful transit on the ocean : were concessions, which Great Britain was disposed, insidiously, to exact, by an appeal to t'ne cupidity of indivi- duals, but which the United States could never yield; consistently with the independence and sovereignty of'the nation. The orders in council were, (liprefore, altered, in this respect, at a sub- se'jueut period ;'|I but the general intenlict of neutral comnicrce, . Applying, more especially to Ameiican commerce, was obstinately maintain- ed, against all the force of reason, of remon- jstrance, and of protestation, en)ptcD'e
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jji. R tides which were the produce or manufacture a; fuesa d conntries or colonies, should be doomed and con- sidei'rd to he nulawl'ul:'' lint that neutral ves- sels should still be permitted to tiade with France from cert;'. In free port«. Or through ports ;iiid places of the Britisli dominions. § To accept the lawful enjo^'mcnt of a :i;vht, as the grant of a supe- rior : to prosecute a lawful commerce, under t'ne forms of favor and indulgence; and to pay a tribute to Great Britain, for the p...rivilege of a lawful transit on the ocean : were concessions, which Great Britain was disposed, insidiously, to exact, by an appeal to t'ne cupidity of indivi- duals, but which the United States could never yield; consistently with the independence and sovereignty of'the nation. The orders in council were, (liprefore, altered, in this respect, at a sub- se'jueut period ;'|I but the general intenlict of neutral comnicrce, . Applying, more especially to Ameiican commerce, was obstinately maintain- ed, against all the force of reason, of remon- jstrance, and of protestation, en)ptcD'e
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