Capitolo 21
In 1783 America it won his/her under control independence from a colonial
status. But commercially she remained a British colony--still with a
difference. You had formed a part of the British colonial system. Everybody
its normal work was with the country of mother or with other English
colonies. Now his/her rights in so work both to an end, and she owes
you look for as a favour that what his had previously been as a member of the
I reign British. The direct work between England and America was easily
and it quickly recapitulated, for the commercial classes of both the desired nations
it and it drew profit from him. But the British colonial system prohibited work
between a foreign state and British colonies and there was a channel
of work, to and from British Western Indies, long very profitable to
both the sides, during colonial times but it legally prevented now from American
independence. States of England New they had lumber, fish and products of farm
desired from the Indian planters and Of the west and these to turn he/she offered required
sugar, molasses and rum. Both the parties desired to restore the work, and
despite the legal restrictions of the colonial system, the work was,
in fact it recapitulated partly and it allowed or it served the occhiolino to as the English
Government, but never to the advantageous change of first times.
To the acute stage of controversy on Indian work and Of the west you/he/she had not arrived
up to of the thirty years after the American independence but the uncertainty
of so commercial during one long period during which a portion of him consisted
in cleared and unregulated change not a continuous irritant was to everybody
parties pertained to. In the meantime there it came to the War of 1812 with his
preliminary control on direct work to and from Great Britain and his/her
final total prohibition of relationships during the same war. In 1800
the mass of the American importation of products still came from Gran
Britain. In the dispute on neutral rights and theories, Jefferson
tried to bring pressure on the belligerents, and especially on