The Warfare against Commerce during the French Revolution ANDE mpire, to the Berlin Decree. 1793-1806. Paoii Characteristics of the Warfare against Commerce 199 Measures of France and of Great Britain 200 Conduct of Napoleon and of the ministry contrasted .... 201 Identity of the methods of the Republic and of the Emperor .202 Primary measures of the belligerents 203 Twofold system of Great Britain for the protection of trade .204 Seamen a part of the military strength of a nation .... 205 The British Convoy A ct 205 Results to France of her dependence upon commerce-destroying 206 Activity of French cruisers 207 A mount and distribution of British trade ........ 207 Character of French Channel privateers 208 Indifferent efficiency of many British cruisers 210 French privateering in the Atlantic 210 French privateering in the West Indies 211 I ts piratical character, arising from remoteness from Europe .213 Size and force of British East India ships 214 Consequent character of French privateering in Indian seas .. 215 Efficient protection of British trade in India 216 Advantages of the convoy system 217 Destruction of French commerce by British control of the sea .218 Numbers of British captures 219 The French flag swept from the sea 219 Annihilation of French commerce except the coasting trade .. 220 Discussion of the number and value of British vessels captured 221 Deductions as to the losses of Great Britain .. 226 Swelling prosperity of the country 227 Support to British trade contributed by neutral shipping .. .228 Conclusions thence drawn by the French government .... 230 Effect of the appearance of the United States as neutral carriers 231 Rapid increase of American merchant shipping 232 Other neutral carriers 233 Attitude taken by Russia in 1793 233 Severe restrictions on neutrals imposed by Great Britain ..
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