An Examination of the British Doctrine, which Subjects to Capture a Neutral Trade, Not Open in Time of PeaceJ. Johnson and W.J. & J. Richardson, 1806 - 204 ページ |
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... Grotius , are , for the most part , superceded by them . Grotius is not unjustly considered , as in some respects , the father of the modern code of nations . Great , however , as his authority deservedly may be , it yields , in a ...
... Grotius , are , for the most part , superceded by them . Grotius is not unjustly considered , as in some respects , the father of the modern code of nations . Great , however , as his authority deservedly may be , it yields , in a ...
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... Grotius it must be such a ne- cessity as he had elsewhere pointed out- " ut ali- bi exposuimus . " The British advocates have not undertaken to shew any other passage of Grotius , giving the explanation which their principle re- quires ...
... Grotius it must be such a ne- cessity as he had elsewhere pointed out- " ut ali- bi exposuimus . " The British advocates have not undertaken to shew any other passage of Grotius , giving the explanation which their principle re- quires ...
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... Grotius , therefore , is to be understood as confined , or not confined to the case of contraband and blockade , it cannot possi- bly be applied to the case of a trade asserted to be unlawful in war , merely as being a trade not ...
... Grotius , therefore , is to be understood as confined , or not confined to the case of contraband and blockade , it cannot possi- bly be applied to the case of a trade asserted to be unlawful in war , merely as being a trade not ...
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