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2564. EMBARGO, Necessity for.—[continued].
During the delirium of
the warring powers, the ocean having become a
field of lawless violence, a suspension of our
navigation for a time was equally necessary to
avoid contest, or to enter it with advantage.—
R. to A. Washington ed. viii, 128.
(May. 1808)
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