A Disease in the Public Mind
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One of the new chief executive’s early visitors was Louis-André Pichon, the affable young chargé d’affaires of the new French republic. Jefferson greeted him warmly as the spokesman for a country that had long stirred his deepest political emotions.
Chargé Pichon asked what the president would do or say if Paris sent an army to the rebellious island of Saint-Domingue to restore it to French control. For over a century France had owned a third of the island. The Spanish, who owned the larger slic...e, called it Santo Domingo—the name that most Americans used.
The French section’s sugar, coffee, and indigo plantations had made it France’s most valuable overseas possession until the 1789 revolution in Paris triggered a civil war that had wrecked the economy. For American merchants, Saint-Domingue had been a prime customer. In 1790, U.S. exports to the island, mostly food and lumber, amounted to $3 million, second only to the $6.9 million in similar products that the Americans shipped to England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the new chief executive’s early visitors was Louis-André Pichon, the affable young chargé d’affaires of the new French republic. Jefferson greeted him warmly as the spokesman for a country that had long stirred his deepest political emotions.
Chargé Pichon asked what the president would do or say if Paris sent an army to the rebellious island of Saint-Domingue to restore it to French control. For over a century France had owned a third of the island. The Spanish, who owned the larger slic...e, called it Santo Domingo—the name that most Americans used.
The French section’s sugar, coffee, and indigo plantations had made it France’s most valuable overseas possession until the 1789 revolution in Paris triggered a civil war that had wrecked the economy. For American merchants, Saint-Domingue had been a prime customer. In 1790, U.S. exports to the island, mostly food and lumber, amounted to $3 million, second only to the $6.9 million in similar products that the Americans shipped to England.
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