Speech on embargo amid Britain's trade role in Senate debate
Mr. Pipe's speech questions the embargo and its aim to curb British trade while examining whether Britain could source articles from the East Indies and other nations. He analyzes how licenses, neutral trade, and potential non importation measures affect US independence, revenue, and the risk of war with France or Britain. He urges unity, notes the majority support, and warns against rebellion while stressing national rights.
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Great-Britain
East-Indies
United States
Isus
Great Britain
New Spit
South America
South Amerits
France
Europe
Brtiih
Baltimore
Spain
Great- Saan
Thich
Connec- Héut
Portugal
Britain
Connecticut
U. States
Comteres
Pew
Atso
Aritain
England
West- Tedia
Senate
RANDOLPHS SPEECH ON FOREIGN RELATIONS REPORT
Speaker Randolph criticizes the committee report as abstract and warns Congress risks losing public trust. He notes rapid progression in the fourth week of the session and questions the value of debate aimed at pleasing galleries rather than producing substantial policy.
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Ma. Randolph
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress of the
United States
Ener
Carolina
Georgetown
Washington
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