" It called for arbitration committees to set damages for the blockade of the West Indies, established the "rule of 1756," and prohibited the use of American ports to supply pirates.
Its namesake later commented that he "could have traveled the length of the country by the light of bonfires burning his effigy." It called for arbitration committees to set damages for the blockade of the West Indies, established the "rule of 1756," and prohibited the use of American ports to supply pirates. Britain also agreed to remove remaining forts in American territory and recognize free navigation on the Mississippi. For 10 points, issues remaining from the Treaty of Paris were clarified in what 1794 treaty, negotiated for the U.S. by the least prolific author of the Federalist Papers and first chief justice of the Supreme Court?
Its namesake later commented that he "could have traveled the length of the country by the light of bonfires burning his effigy.
{Jay}’s Treaty [prompt on Treaty of {London}; accept {Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation} between His Britannic Majesty and The United States of America]