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... in some measure , the condemnation of those American vessels who inay not
possess the passports . · You will observe that , by our navigation law , the owner
is obliged to make oath to the property of the ship ; which is clear and exact .
... in some measure , the condemnation of those American vessels who inay not
possess the passports . · You will observe that , by our navigation law , the owner
is obliged to make oath to the property of the ship ; which is clear and exact .
Side 49
I ought , also , to observe to you , sir , that it will be very difficult , and perhaps
impossible , to prevent your privateers from committing illegal and outrageous
acts as long as they are permitted to bring into your ports all the American
vessels ...
I ought , also , to observe to you , sir , that it will be very difficult , and perhaps
impossible , to prevent your privateers from committing illegal and outrageous
acts as long as they are permitted to bring into your ports all the American
vessels ...
Side 137
You will observe that I admit the principle , if a prize was taken upon the high sea
, by a privateer fitted out within the Republic , or its dominions ; that in such case
our courts bave no right to take cognizance of its validity . But is any case of this ...
You will observe that I admit the principle , if a prize was taken upon the high sea
, by a privateer fitted out within the Republic , or its dominions ; that in such case
our courts bave no right to take cognizance of its validity . But is any case of this ...
Side 145
The United States too , as you observe , inserted it in all their treaties , where they
could obtain it , and to which I may add , that they will most certainly continue to
press it in their future treaties , as opportunities occur , and circumstances may ...
The United States too , as you observe , inserted it in all their treaties , where they
could obtain it , and to which I may add , that they will most certainly continue to
press it in their future treaties , as opportunities occur , and circumstances may ...
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est in the happiness of America , the nation I represent ; the moro I wish , sir , that
the Federal Government should observe , as far as in their Power , the public
engagements contracted by both nations ; and that , by this generous and
prudent ...
est in the happiness of America , the nation I represent ; the moro I wish , sir , that
the Federal Government should observe , as far as in their Power , the public
engagements contracted by both nations ; and that , by this generous and
prudent ...
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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 |