Why did Napoleon sign a treaty agreeing to cease the seizure of American ships?

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kvv77 [185]3 years ago

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This was signed by Napoleon, it agreed to honor the neutrality of US ships. Napoleon signed it because he did not want to fight with Americans while he was trying to build an empire in Europe. Napoleon ended conflict between France and the US with the Convention of 1800, in which France promised to honor US neutrality.

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