...Louis Martin Sears Copyright © 1921 by Duke University Press 1921 The South and the Embargo Louis Martin Sears Purdue University The interpretation of American history in terms of the geographical sections into which the country is divided has been so generally adopted, at any rate...

...Louis Martin Sears Copyright © 1922 by Duke University Press 1922 The Middle States and the Embargo of 1808 Louis Martin Sears Purdue University Toward the embargo, as toward many other issues, the Middle States assumed a median attitude. The line between approval and opposition was not fast...

... blunt and menacing a threat. Instead he advised that Ovey should remain to assist the defendants and that the Soviets be notified that the government would ask Parliament for embargo powers to be used against Rus­ sian exports in the event any of the Englishmen were actually sentenced. Thus he hoped...

... into the maelstrom: (1) the unwillingness of mer­ chants to pay the price of isolation and peace by submission to the embargo and non-intercourse; (2) the desire of aggres­ sive Westerners and Southerners for the acquisition of terri­ tory belonging to England (Canada) and her Spanish ally (Florida); (3) strong...

... and recognized the Bao Dai regime in Vietnam; it refused to join with the Philippines in a Pacific Defense Pact; on the other hand, it refused to join the Com­ munist states in accusing the United States of germ warfare in Korea and respected the United Nations embargo on trading in strategic materials...

..., 1937, made the legislation applicable to civil as well as to international war. The neutrality law, as re-enacted, not only forbids the sale of arms and munitions to belligerents but also places an embargo on any loans to them. It serves notice, moreover, to American citizens that they will travel...

... of England, France, and Spain he persistently refused to fight. And when, by the Embargo Act of December, 1807, he actually ordered shippers to keep their vessels at home, denunciations flamed from pulpit, Ibid., IX. 401: I still think our original idea as to office is best; that is, to depend...

.... In the Senate and in the Treasury Department Campbell was given responsible work in trying to finance the War of 1812, and he tried with some success to improve the military service. A good Jeffersonian, Campbell supported Jefferson s Embargo and opposed its repeal. He presented the report to the House which...

...). Had he done so he would never have considered the ideas expressed in the arms embargo debates as new. In Search of Peace might have been subtitled A Study in Futility. The Nye committee sought to prove that those individuals who profited most from wars, the munitions makers and traders, constituted...

... foreign policy, a policy which Mr. Millis fails to emphasize. Wilson pledged himself not to a course of neutrality through self-restricting embargoes, but to a neu­ trality which would not surrender the exercise of a single legal right of neutral nations. He believed that to declare an embargo would mean...

... not of Soviet policy but of the Western embargo. To some extent, however, it has been due to Soviet policy as well. Even in the case of commodities that were not on the embargo lists, Soviet purchasers for a long time made a practice of purchasing a few models as prototypes for copying, preferring to substitute...

... susceptible to the U.S. government’s savage embargo and brought on an especially hellish ‘‘special period’’ of scarcity.) The sis- ters dream of another temporality while the men are anchored to a notion of presentness...

... on the exportation of Welsh coal. This resulted in an increased demand for American coal from foreign quarters, notably South American countries and southern Europe. Later Some Effects of the European War 111 the embargo on Welsh coal was lifted, but the war has given a considerable stimulus to the export...

... the least problems (interview EXT #9). Cuba in the Grip of the Embargo: Hostile Territory or Potentially Fertile Ground for the Platforms of the Sharing Economy? In Cuba as in the rest of the world, Airbnb established itself as a tool of trust creation (Gainsforth 2019, 41) trust not only in clients...

... and 1929, when the Soviet government at­ tempted to deposit gold in this country in order to float loans, the United States applied the Embargo Act of 1920 to prevent the move. At this time also documents were produced, later proved to be forgeries, purporting to show that Senators Borah and Norris were...

... pleasure on this occasion to observe a considerable number of our citizens clad in domestic manufactures. 35 The embargo against European importations, which the United States passed in 1807, greatly aided the Kentucky manufactories. In 1809 this law was repealed, and immedi­ ately a cry went up...

... heavily upon Amer­ ican shipping. As British pressure grew, the United States could fall back on only one countermeasure short of war, an embargo. Adopted in the spring of 1794, it lasted two months, long enough to demonstrate that it was as hurtful, if not more so, to French and American interests...

... and Russia, were rotten. As a sample of the poor history and poor logic with which enthusiasts can deceive themselves and for which luckily few are hanged, the inquisitors would have done better with a sentence on page 176 of this book: To some extent as the result of the embargo on trade and of our support...

... for the building up of the defenses of the Philippines. It is in the President s executive order of July 26, 1941, freezing Japanese assets in this country an order which became in its administration a virtual embargo against all exports to Japan that Dr. Feis sees the step which was to force Japan to choose...

..., the Chesapeake-Leopard outrage, nonim­ portation, the embargo, peaceful coercion, and three presidential elections. The personalities are no less interesting. In addition to Madison and Jefferson, who are dominant, the leading characters are John Armstrong, Aaron Burr, George Clinton, Albert Gallatin, William B...