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Later sections follow political, tourism, consular, and visitor-focused episodes, culminating in World War II-era diplomacy amid conflict.","The United States Mission in Algeria  \nA Historical Sketch  \nChristopher Ross, April 1991  \n(Ambassador to Algeria 1988-1991)  \nTable of Contents  \nINTRODUCTION............................................................................................................. 5  \n1785-1797: TREATY NEGOTIATIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION....................... 6  \nALGIERS........................................................................................................................ 6  \nAMERICAN SHIPPING ................................................................................................ 6  \nTHE THREAT ................................................................................................................ 6  \nA POLICY DEBATE ..................................................................................................... 6  \nCAPTAIN JOHN LAMB ............................................................................................... 7  \nTHE TREATY OF 1795 ................................................................................................. 7  \nJOHN PAUL JONES ...................................................................................................... 7  \nSALARY AND COST OF LIVING SURVEYS ........................................................... 7  \n1797-1830: DEALINGS WITH THE DEY..................................................................... 9  \nRICHARD O’BRIEN ..................................................................................................... 9  \nALGIERS BICENTENNIAL ......................................................................................... 9  \nALGIERS AND THE ROOTS OF FSI ........................................................................ 10  \nTHE CORSAIRS AND THE BIRTH OF THE NAVY ............................................... 10  \nTHE DEY’S EXACTIONS .......................................................................................... 10  \nNAVAL CONFRONTATION...................................................................................... 11  \nTREATIES OF 1815 AND 1816 .................................................................................. 11  \nTHE AMERICAN EXAMPLE..................................................................................... 11  \nTHE LEES OF VIRGINIA FLY THE FLAG .............................................................. 12  \nAN ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHTING.......................................................................... 12  \nAN AMERICAN LOSES HIS OWN HEAD ............................................................... 12  \n1830-1941: VISITORS AND VICTROLAS ................................................................. 13  \nEARLY POLITICAL FLAIR ....................................................................................... 13  \nA FIRST CODEL ......................................................................................................... 13  \nTOURISM BEGINS ..................................................................................................... 14  \nAMERICAN ORIENTALISTS .................................................................................... 14  \nF. SCOTT FITZGERALD ............................................................................................ 14  \nCOMMERCIAL PROMOTION................................................................................... 15  \nFOREIGN SERVICE MEMORIAL............................................................................. 15  \nA CONSULAR DIARY ............................................................................................... 15  \nOn travel to the U.S...........................................................................................................................16  \nOn Clearing Shipments .....................................................................................................................16  \nOn driving.....................................................","cbCaioemNibBMwAm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioemNibBMwAm","pdf",663802,4,1,45,"English","en",105,"# Introduction\n# 1785-1797: Treaty Negotiations and Implementation\n## Algiers\n## 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