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Duck! Life on the Sidelines of a War |
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Duck! Life on the Sidelines of a War
By Toni Lee Robinson |
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1 From 1803 to 1814, France and Britain fought with each other. Some American merchants were pleased with this ongoing battle. In the beginning, the war was a wonderful means of making money. U.S. products, chiefly food, found thriving markets in the warring countries. This meant that American businessmen prospered.