| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
|---|---|---|
| I. | The “Chesapeake” and “Leopard” | 1 |
| II. | Demands and Disavowals | 27 |
| III. | Perceval and Canning | 55 |
| IV. | The Orders in Council | 79 |
| V. | No More Neutrals | 105 |
| VI. | Insults and Popularity | 128 |
| VII. | The Embargo | 152 |
| VIII. | The Mission of George Rose | 178 |
| IX. | Measures of Defence | 200 |
| X. | The Rise of a British Party | 225 |
| XI. | The Enforcement of Embargo | 249 |
| XII. | The Cost of Embargo | 272 |
| XIII. | The Dos de Maio | 290 |
| XIV. | England’s Reply to the Embargo | 317 |
| XV. | Failure of Embargo | 339 |
| XVI. | Perplexity and Confusion | 361 |
| XVII. | Diplomacy and Conspiracy | 384 |
| XVIII. | General Factiousness | 408 |
| XIX. | Repeal of Embargo | 432 |
| XX. | Jefferson’s Retirement | 454 |
| INDEX | 475 | |