Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 498
, 117.authorities. The subject has engaged the atlen- •■ The treaty is given in For. Kel. iii. I47- THE DIPLOMACY OF THE UNITED STATES. 481 The fundamental defect of the treaty was that it contained no concessionfrom Great Britain on the important subject of the impressment of seamen.The British… … WILLIAM PINKNEY.* maintenance of the doctrine that merchant vessels on the high seas werenot neutral territory in such a sense as to forbid visitation and search bythe British navy in the pursuit of British subjects. Finding all attemptsto move the British commissioners on this point vain, Monroe…
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