A response to this event written under the pseudonym Titus Manlius was the article series "The Stand." An incident following this event led to the Supreme Court case Bas v. Tingy, which created the definition of "imperfect war." An unauthorized response to this event by Quak
A response to this event written under the pseudonym Titus Manlius was the article series "The Stand." An incident following this event led to the Supreme Court case Bas v. Tingy, which created the definition of "imperfect war." An unauthorized response to this event by Quaker activist George Logan led to the passage of the Logan Act. Protestors against this event wore black cockades. William Vans Murray was appointed to resolve tensions following this event, which was done with the Treaty of Mortefontaine. Following this incident, the president gave a speech advocating the creation of a navy for defense. Jean Hottinger and Lucien Hauteval were met with the reply "not a sixpence!" in this incident. Elbridge Gerry, John Marshall, and Charles Cotesworth Pinckney were the American delegates in this affair, in which Talleyrand demanded a bribe. For 10 points, name this 1797 incident named for three pseudonymous French officials.
A response to this event written under the pseudonym Titus Manlius was the article series "The Stand."
{XYZ} affair [accept "{Quasi War}" before "navy" is read]