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The Life of John Marshall, Volume 4

Note 42 — Chapter I

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Indeed, Napoleon, as soon as he learned of the American Embargo laws, ordered the seizure of all American ships entering French ports because their captains or owners had disobeyed these American statutes and, therefore, surely were aiding the enemy. (Armstrong to Secretary of State, April 23, postscript of April 25, 1808, Am. State Papers, For. Rel. iii, 291.)

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