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... peace . Jay brought back a treaty so dis- advantageous to America that it dismayed the peace - loving President Washington . The treaty did not guarantee American vessels against seizure and impressment , but it assured American ...
... peace . Jay brought back a treaty so dis- advantageous to America that it dismayed the peace - loving President Washington . The treaty did not guarantee American vessels against seizure and impressment , but it assured American ...
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... peace , and how un- willingly I should see any event take place which would render war a necessary recourse . I am thus open with because I trust that you will have it in your power to impress on that government considerations , in the ...
... peace , and how un- willingly I should see any event take place which would render war a necessary recourse . I am thus open with because I trust that you will have it in your power to impress on that government considerations , in the ...
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... peace and patience to the harassed Madison , but the situation got out of hand and in June , 1812 , Congress declared war against Britain . The war was something bitter and distasteful for Jefferson to swallow , but he supported it and ...
... peace and patience to the harassed Madison , but the situation got out of hand and in June , 1812 , Congress declared war against Britain . The war was something bitter and distasteful for Jefferson to swallow , but he supported it and ...
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