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Side 105
A formal - accession to the pro . position to treat , " and a negotiation in the forms
of the constitution , " appear to be still preferred to informal discussions , for the
reasons already assigned . It is impossible to look into the subject without ...
A formal - accession to the pro . position to treat , " and a negotiation in the forms
of the constitution , " appear to be still preferred to informal discussions , for the
reasons already assigned . It is impossible to look into the subject without ...
Side 121
... therefore , may be discussed and settled without delay : and even if you should
be told to wait until the result of the appeals shall appear , it may be safely said to
be almost certain , that some one judgment in the West Indies will be confirmed ...
... therefore , may be discussed and settled without delay : and even if you should
be told to wait until the result of the appeals shall appear , it may be safely said to
be almost certain , that some one judgment in the West Indies will be confirmed ...
Side 156
... also , the name and place of the habitation of the master or commander of the
said ships , that it may appear thereby that the ship really and truly belongs to the
subject of one of the contracting parties ; which passports shall be made out and
...
... also , the name and place of the habitation of the master or commander of the
said ships , that it may appear thereby that the ship really and truly belongs to the
subject of one of the contracting parties ; which passports shall be made out and
...
Side 178
As to the papers , if it does not appear from them that John Bryant was born in the
United States of America , ( on the contrary , they lead to the suspicion that he is a
native of Ireland . ) they prove , at least , that he is a citizen of the United States ...
As to the papers , if it does not appear from them that John Bryant was born in the
United States of America , ( on the contrary , they lead to the suspicion that he is a
native of Ireland . ) they prove , at least , that he is a citizen of the United States ...
Side 222
... which appear from their papers to be destined to such blockaded port , but to
have sailed from the ports of their respective countries before the declaration of
the blockade shall have arrived there , to advertise them thereof , and to
admonish ...
... which appear from their papers to be destined to such blockaded port , but to
have sailed from the ports of their respective countries before the declaration of
the blockade shall have arrived there , to advertise them thereof , and to
admonish ...
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