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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... favor of neutral nations , that their commerce re- mains free as a general rule ; and in favor of belli- gerent nations , that in certain cases , exceptions to that general freedom are prescribed by the princi- ple of self - defence ...
... favor of neutral nations , that their commerce re- mains free as a general rule ; and in favor of belli- gerent nations , that in certain cases , exceptions to that general freedom are prescribed by the princi- ple of self - defence ...
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James Madison. rope in favor of neutral rights ; but particularly to the king of Prussia , whose friendship she courted , and who was known to be a patron of those rights . His dispute with Great - Britain , produced by her seizure of ...
James Madison. rope in favor of neutral rights ; but particularly to the king of Prussia , whose friendship she courted , and who was known to be a patron of those rights . His dispute with Great - Britain , produced by her seizure of ...
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... favors a belligerent claim , to confiscate neutral property , on the principle that it is found in channels of trade ... favor of the contrary principle . In recurring to Grotius , Mr. Ward , is led , by his own comment on the passage ...
... favors a belligerent claim , to confiscate neutral property , on the principle that it is found in channels of trade ... favor of the contrary principle . In recurring to Grotius , Mr. Ward , is led , by his own comment on the passage ...
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