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The days were cold and harsh, with little food and rain dampening the moods of everyone on the ship. Lots of people were passing on to the heavens because of diseases. I myself have so far been lucky enough to stay in good form, but others such as Little John, have not had the same luck as me. Little John had broken down in smallpox, and was still recovering in the infirmary down below. He also had scurvy from not getting enough Vitamin C. Captain says that we will reach the new world at least 10 days from now, but even 10 days are become unbearable. I have nothing else to do on this ship but record the passing days in my dearest diary. Father and mother would have gone on the ship with me, but they had to stay behind to maintain the family business. I can only hope that they are doing well, and I pray to god every night that they have good health and days. This is my first entry so far, and more are sure to come.
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The French Revolution had very little impact on American foreign policy
Explanation:
Despite the increasing radicalization of the French Revolution, the United States remained neutral while monarchal nations like Great Britain and Spain were in a war against Revolutionary France. The Republicans could see France as a potential ally against Great Britain, but both federalists and republicans considered that war would affect the economy and lead to an invasion.
