History of the Federal Governemnt for Fifty Years From 1789 to 1839
History of the Federal Governemnt for Fifty Years From 1789 to 1839
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This extra session was short, and ter- minated on the 28th of June.
Soon after the departure of the British Envoy, who had been sent to the United States to declare the attack on the frigate Chesapeake unauthorized by his government, and to tender reparation for the indignity, in which he did not succeed, under the instructions and powers given him; the resident minister of that Court at Washington made a prop- osition to the American administration, which was favor- ably and promptly received,... and gave a strong hope of an amicable settlement of the protracted disputes between the two nations, relating to commercial rights and pursuits. It was of the following purport—" That the British Orders in Council, issued and repeated in 1807, should be withdrawn in June then ensuing, so far as affected the United States, provided the intercourse should be renewed between Amer- ica and Great Britain. " The President issued a proclama- tion on the 19th of April to that effect ; to be in operation after the first of June, following ; as he was empowered by a previous act of Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This extra session was short, and ter- minated on the 28th of June.
Soon after the departure of the British Envoy, who had been sent to the United States to declare the attack on the frigate Chesapeake unauthorized by his government, and to tender reparation for the indignity, in which he did not succeed, under the instructions and powers given him; the resident minister of that Court at Washington made a prop- osition to the American administration, which was favor- ably and promptly received,... and gave a strong hope of an amicable settlement of the protracted disputes between the two nations, relating to commercial rights and pursuits. It was of the following purport—" That the British Orders in Council, issued and repeated in 1807, should be withdrawn in June then ensuing, so far as affected the United States, provided the intercourse should be renewed between Amer- ica and Great Britain. " The President issued a proclama- tion on the 19th of April to that effect ; to be in operation after the first of June, following ; as he was empowered by a previous act of Congress.
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