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Side 34
I know enough of mercantile cupidity to be convinced that attempts of this sort are
frequently made to cover , under a neutral dress , the property of enemies . And ,
if I were to sit as judge , the passport you give would influence my mind in favor ...
I know enough of mercantile cupidity to be convinced that attempts of this sort are
frequently made to cover , under a neutral dress , the property of enemies . And ,
if I were to sit as judge , the passport you give would influence my mind in favor ...
Side 43
The French ships of war and privateers may arrest , and bring into the ports of the
Republic , the neutral vessels which shall be laden wholly , or in part , either with
articles of provisions , belonging to neutral nations , and destined for an enemy ...
The French ships of war and privateers may arrest , and bring into the ports of the
Republic , the neutral vessels which shall be laden wholly , or in part , either with
articles of provisions , belonging to neutral nations , and destined for an enemy ...
Side 73
The Executive Council has been more and more convinced that the law of
nations , which , in the principles of your policy , does not differ from justice , did
not permit longer to detain a vessel which belongs to a neutral and friendly nation
.
The Executive Council has been more and more convinced that the law of
nations , which , in the principles of your policy , does not differ from justice , did
not permit longer to detain a vessel which belongs to a neutral and friendly nation
.
Side 137
... as well from a respect to our rights as a sovereign and free people , as to the
integrity of our character ; being a neutral party in the present war . You will
observe that I admit the principle , if a prize was taken upon the high sea , by a
privateer ...
... as well from a respect to our rights as a sovereign and free people , as to the
integrity of our character ; being a neutral party in the present war . You will
observe that I admit the principle , if a prize was taken upon the high sea , by a
privateer ...
Side 155
... neutral ships , whose rôles d ' equipage shall not have been thus attested .
This cannot , nor should it be understood , but in relation to neutral ships
belonging to Powers bound equally with France , by treaties containing contrary
principles .
... neutral ships , whose rôles d ' equipage shall not have been thus attested .
This cannot , nor should it be understood , but in relation to neutral ships
belonging to Powers bound equally with France , by treaties containing contrary
principles .
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| Tittel | Senate Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Public Documents and Executive Documents: 14th Congress, 1st Session-48th Congress, 2nd Session and Special Session, Volum 5 United States congressional serial set |
| Forfatter | United States. Congress. Senate |
| distribuert | 1826 |
| Original fra | Oxford University |
| Digitalisert | 7. des 2006 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |