...bind cither of the contracting iovcrtigns, and confcquently cannot be obligatory on their rcfpcdivc nations. But if treaties, and every article in them, be (as they are and ought to hi) binding on the whole nation ; it" individual ft;: ts have no right to accept fome articles and...

...bind either of the contrafting Sovereigns, and confequently cannot be obligatory on their refpeftivc nations. But if treaties and every article in them, be (as they arc and ought to be) binding on the whole nation; if indi. vidual States have no right to accept fome...

...acts would be valid and obligatory, even within the limits of the state passing them, is a question which we hope never "to have occasion to discuss....that such acts cannot "bind either of the contracting tracting sovereigns, and consequently cannot be obligatory on their respective nations. > But if treaties,...

...acts would be valid and obligatory, even within the limits of the state passing them, is a question which we hope never to have occasion to discuss.'...to be) binding on the whole nation ; if individual states have no right to accept some articles and reject others ; , arid if the impropriety of state...

...acts would be valid and obligatory even within the limits of the state passing them, is a question which we hope never to have occasion to discuss. Certain,...to be,) binding on the whole nation, if individual states have no right to accept some articles and reject others, and if the impropriety of state acts...

...acts would be valid and obligatory, even within the limits of the State passing them, is a question which we hope never to have occasion to discuss ;...to be) binding on the whole nation, if individual States have no right to accept some articles and reject others, and if the impropriety of State acts...

...acts would be valid and obligatory, even within the limits of the State passing them, is a question which we hope never to have occasion to discuss. Certain,...to be) binding on the whole nation ; if individual States have no right to accept some articles, and reject others ; and if the impropriety of State acts...

...Acts would be valid and obligatory even within the limits of the State passing them, is a question which we hope never to have occasion to discuss. Certain,...cannot be obligatory on their respective nations. . . . Thus much we think it useful to observe, in order to explain the principles on which we have...

...Acts would be valid and obligatory even within the limits of the State passing them, is a question which we hope never to have occasion to discuss. Certain,...cannot bind either of the contracting sovereigns, aud consequently cannot be obligatory on their respective nations. . . . Thus much we think it useful...

...Acts would be Valid and obligatory even within the Limits of the State passing them, is a question which we hope never to have occasion to discuss. Certain...obligatory on their respective Nations. But if treaties & every Article in them be binding, as they are and ought to be on the whole Nation, if Individual...