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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... direct to the continental poffeffions ; nor vice versa from the mother country to the enemy's colonies ; but that the faid fubjects are , however , to enjoy the fame advantages and facili ies in this commerce , as are enjoyed by the ...
... direct to the continental poffeffions ; nor vice versa from the mother country to the enemy's colonies ; but that the faid fubjects are , however , to enjoy the fame advantages and facili ies in this commerce , as are enjoyed by the ...
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... direct trade from all the French islands , as well as from those in the West - Indies , and also from the French settlements which were not islands , with a like sanction , to a like trade , from the islands and settlements of the other ...
... direct trade from all the French islands , as well as from those in the West - Indies , and also from the French settlements which were not islands , with a like sanction , to a like trade , from the islands and settlements of the other ...
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... direct trade , however , between the- mother country and its colonies has not , I ap- prehend , been recognized as legal , either by his majesty's government or by his tribunals . " What is a direct trade , or what amounts to an ...
... direct trade , however , between the- mother country and its colonies has not , I ap- prehend , been recognized as legal , either by his majesty's government or by his tribunals . " What is a direct trade , or what amounts to an ...
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