Sea Power in Its Relations to the War of 1812
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The French captainsaid he had captured four Americans, all sent into Passage, in Spain;and that his orders were to bring in all Americans bound to Englishports. (N. Y. Evening Post, March 1, 1808. ) This was under the BerlinDecree, as that of Milan issued only December 17. The Berlin Decreeproclaimed the British Islands under blockade, but Napoleon for a timereserved decision as to the mere act of sailing for them being aninfringement. Mr. James Stephen, in Parliament, stated that in 1807severa...l ships, not less than twenty-one, he thought, were taken forthe mere fact of sailing between America and England; in consequence, insurance on American vessels rose 50 per cent, from 2-
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The French captainsaid he had captured four Americans, all sent into Passage, in Spain;and that his orders were to bring in all Americans bound to Englishports. (N. Y. Evening Post, March 1, 1808. ) This was under the BerlinDecree, as that of Milan issued only December 17. The Berlin Decreeproclaimed the British Islands under blockade, but Napoleon for a timereserved decision as to the mere act of sailing for them being aninfringement. Mr. James Stephen, in Parliament, stated that in 1807severa...l ships, not less than twenty-one, he thought, were taken forthe mere fact of sailing between America and England; in consequence, insurance on American vessels rose 50 per cent, from 2-
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