WAR OF 1812
food and pay. The life of a English navy sailor was not good. They were working and the food was terrible. Meat, when available was almost always covered with mold. "Ships biscuit" a type of bread that was rock hard, was covered with maggots. English sailors often ate in dark corners to avoid might be on their food. American merchant ships offered 10 times the pay the food was not fancy it "stuck to your ribs". The English Navy responded American ships and taking sailors and forcing them into service in the was hard to tell who was English and who was American because many "English-Americans" and also many had false papers saying they were The result was many true American born natives were "impressed" into the The United Sates tried many times to get England to change the English neutral shipping and also the policy of impressment. In April, 1806, the Congress passed a new law. This law was called a Non-importation Act which English goods from American markets. This law was not really put into
revolutionary war the English had inspired the Indians to constantly properly stowed the gunpowder and rope matches(fuses) and could not return
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