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Treaty of Amiens signed between Britain and France

On March 25, 1802 Britain and France signed the Treaty of Amiens, formally ending the major hostilities of the French Revolutionary Wars and establishing a temporary peace in Europe.

Treaty of Amiens signed between Britain and France

The short-lived peace reduced immediate threats to international trade and naval conflict, altering the diplomatic and commercial environment that shaped Jefferson's foreign-policy choices and U.S. maritime interests.

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