Supported strongly by Josiah Quincy, it was finally repealed by Macon's Bill #2, which was a replacement of the Non-Intercourse Act.
Dissent arising from this piece of legislation included George Washington Campbell's popular treatise denouncing it and a series of speeches by New York Congressman Barrent Gardiner, who was wounded by Campbell in a duel over it. Supported strongly by Josiah Quincy, it was finally repealed by Macon's Bill #2, which was a replacement of the Non-Intercourse Act. Criticized by William Cullen Bryant and based on the earlier Nicholson Non-Importation Act, for ten points, name this act of Congress signed by Thomas Jefferson that forbade all trade from France and Britain to American ports.
Dissent arising from this piece of legislation included George Washington Campbell's popular treatise denouncing it and a series of speeches by New York Congressman Barrent Gardiner, who was wounded by Campbell in a duel over it.
Embargo Act of 1807