The First Class book of History
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Shortly after this, the emperor of France issued a decree, prohibiting all intercourse with the British Islands. While the trade of the United States was thus restricted by the contending powers of Europe, another species of insult and injury arose.
Questions. — 1. During 1806, what did the British Government do? What did the emperor of France doJ While the trade was restricted, &c., what is said?
213 214 UNITED STATES.
2. This was the practice adopted by Great Britain of searching American ves...sels and taking from them such seamen as were sup- posed to be British deserters. This custom was subject to great abuse, because it was difficult to distinguish between American and British seamen; but there was, moreover, strong reason to believe that the British offi- cers did not wish to make this distinction, and that in many instances American citizens were compelled to serve in the British navy.
3. In 1809, Mr. James Madison succeeded Mr, Jefferson in the office of President of the, United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shortly after this, the emperor of France issued a decree, prohibiting all intercourse with the British Islands. While the trade of the United States was thus restricted by the contending powers of Europe, another species of insult and injury arose.
Questions. — 1. During 1806, what did the British Government do? What did the emperor of France doJ While the trade was restricted, &c., what is said?
213 214 UNITED STATES.
2. This was the practice adopted by Great Britain of searching American ves...sels and taking from them such seamen as were sup- posed to be British deserters. This custom was subject to great abuse, because it was difficult to distinguish between American and British seamen; but there was, moreover, strong reason to believe that the British offi- cers did not wish to make this distinction, and that in many instances American citizens were compelled to serve in the British navy.
3. In 1809, Mr. James Madison succeeded Mr, Jefferson in the office of President of the, United States.
What to read after The First Class book of History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerney, M[artin] J[oseph], 1819-1861. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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