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... tion , and suggested alteration of the treaty concluded by his autho- rized minister here , at the very moment of the notification in that country of the Berlin decree . It happened also that this decree was contemporaneous in its ...
... tion itself , those relaxations were repealed . It had been permitted to neutrals , by the original orders in council , to trade with the ene- my , on condition of previously touching at a British port , and pay- ing a trifling duty ...
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... tion of the enemy , when we hear that his custom - house revenues have fallen from 60 millions of livres in 1807 , to 18 millions in 1808 , and still farther in 1809 to 11 millions , that is to say , to less than one fifth part of their ...