Jefferson and the Embargo |
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CHAPTER PAGE I THE UNDERLYING POINT OF VIEW | 3 |
JEFFERSON AND THE LAW OF NATIONS 22 | 32 |
THE ADOPTION OF THE EMBARGO TO APRIL 30 1808 | 55 |
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