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Supreme Court justice William Johnson subverted the enforcement of this law in the Gilchrist case. This response to the Orders in Council and the Berlin and Milan decrees was protested with a cartoon of a turtle "nicking" a man holding a barrel of flour. Strongly opposed by the Essex Junto, this law was a protest of Napoleon and Britain's policies, and was superseded by the Non-Intercourse Act and Macon's Bill Number Two. For 10 points, name this 1807 law that prohibited all exports from the United States.
Supreme Court justice William Johnson subverted the enforcement of this law in the Gilchrist case.
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