The Diplomacy of the United States: Being an Account of the Foreign Relations of the Country, from the First Treaty with France, in 1778, to the Present Time, Band 2Wells and Lilly, 1828 |
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... regulations , as should be just and equal . But the conven- tion , submitted to lord Hawkesbury by Mr. Monroe , embrac- ed only articles having a reference to our maritime rights ; it failed , for the same reason that all other ...
... regulations , as should be just and equal . But the conven- tion , submitted to lord Hawkesbury by Mr. Monroe , embrac- ed only articles having a reference to our maritime rights ; it failed , for the same reason that all other ...
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... regulations ; -she may allow the neutral to export or to bring to her articles not permitted in time of peace . We see no difference , in this respect , between the trade of a colony and that of the mother country . Both are systems of ...
... regulations ; -she may allow the neutral to export or to bring to her articles not permitted in time of peace . We see no difference , in this respect , between the trade of a colony and that of the mother country . Both are systems of ...
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... regulations that depend upon treaties are ( of course ) not affected by a war in which either party may en- gage . War does not deprive neutrals of a single right , — their commerce remains unshackled , with the exception of those ...
... regulations that depend upon treaties are ( of course ) not affected by a war in which either party may en- gage . War does not deprive neutrals of a single right , — their commerce remains unshackled , with the exception of those ...
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... regulation of a foreign nation ; but in practice it affects the neutral more deeply than the subjects of a government , from which the law ema- nates . A great many projects to remedy the evil have been conceived ; but none have been ...
... regulation of a foreign nation ; but in practice it affects the neutral more deeply than the subjects of a government , from which the law ema- nates . A great many projects to remedy the evil have been conceived ; but none have been ...
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... regulations as may hereafter be determined . " By these regulations , it is understood that duties are to be im- posed on all articles so reexported ; but it is intimated , that an exception will be made in favour of such , as are the ...
... regulations as may hereafter be determined . " By these regulations , it is understood that duties are to be im- posed on all articles so reexported ; but it is intimated , that an exception will be made in favour of such , as are the ...
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