The law represented an early U.S. attempt to use commercial pressure to respond to British impressment and trade restrictions, and it prefaced the administration's later, broader trade embargoes.
President Thomas Jefferson signed the Non-Importation Act (April 18, 1806), which prohibited the importation of certain British manufactures as a measure against British maritime practices.
The law represented an early U.S. attempt to use commercial pressure to respond to British impressment and trade restrictions, and it prefaced the administration's later, broader trade embargoes.
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