1808-Apr.-26
1808-Apr.-26: The U.S.
1808-Apr.-26: The U.S. Congress allowed the bill prohibiting trade with Haiti to expire, reopening the trade to American merchants. This change in policy followed an increase in Federalist representation and a reaction against the administration’s pro-French stance.
Source · p. 101
Gaffield, Haitian Connections in the Atlantic World, 101