Economic Aspects of the War Neutral Rights Belligerent Claims And American Com
Economic Aspects of the War Neutral Rights Belligerent Claims And American Com
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C. Genet, an agent of the French Government, was operating in this country, France then being at war with Great Britain. Thomas Jef- ferson wrote to him in June, 1793 : 224 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE WAR "It is the right of every nation to prohibit acts of sovereignty from being exercised by others within its Hmits, and the duty of a neutral nation to pro- hibit such as would injure one of the warring powers. " It is not far from an act of sovereignty when a British consul decides whether we may s...hip any- thing — contraband, conditional contraband or "free list" — to neutral countries in Europe. When this sort of sovereignty is permitted and is exercised for the purpose of injuring the Germanic Allies, those Germanic Allies might perhaps justly feel they have cause for complaint against us as a neutral nation.
The present chapter and the following are the story of the strange documents we had to sign to get certain necessary imports from the British em- pire or even from the neutral world, of the stoppage of our imports from Germany and Austria, especially dyestufFs and potash, and of the pending loss to our Federal treasury from the disappearance of custom revenues from German goods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Genet, an agent of the French Government, was operating in this country, France then being at war with Great Britain. Thomas Jef- ferson wrote to him in June, 1793 : 224 ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE WAR "It is the right of every nation to prohibit acts of sovereignty from being exercised by others within its Hmits, and the duty of a neutral nation to pro- hibit such as would injure one of the warring powers. " It is not far from an act of sovereignty when a British consul decides whether we may s...hip any- thing — contraband, conditional contraband or "free list" — to neutral countries in Europe. When this sort of sovereignty is permitted and is exercised for the purpose of injuring the Germanic Allies, those Germanic Allies might perhaps justly feel they have cause for complaint against us as a neutral nation.
The present chapter and the following are the story of the strange documents we had to sign to get certain necessary imports from the British em- pire or even from the neutral world, of the stoppage of our imports from Germany and Austria, especially dyestufFs and potash, and of the pending loss to our Federal treasury from the disappearance of custom revenues from German goods.
What to read after Economic Aspects of the War Neutral Rights Belligerent Claims And American Com?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin J Edwin Jones Clapp to read onlineMoreLess
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