The Laws of War, Affecting Commerce and ShippingSmith, Elder, & Company, 1854 - 116 páginas |
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... native of England resides in a belligerent country , his property is liable to capture as enemy's pro- perty ; and if he resides in a neutral country , he enjoys all the privileges , and is subject to all the inconveniences of the ...
... native of England resides in a belligerent country , his property is liable to capture as enemy's pro- perty ; and if he resides in a neutral country , he enjoys all the privileges , and is subject to all the inconveniences of the ...
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... native country , the amount of time he had resided there would become an element of the question ' ; against such a residence , the plea of an original special purpose , could not be averred ; but it must be inferred , in such a case ...
... native country , the amount of time he had resided there would become an element of the question ' ; against such a residence , the plea of an original special purpose , could not be averred ; but it must be inferred , in such a case ...
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... native country , if the intention of foreign domicil remains . The native character , however , easily reverts ; more so in the case of a native subject , than of one who is originally of another country . The moment an emigrant turns ...
... native country , if the intention of foreign domicil remains . The native character , however , easily reverts ; more so in the case of a native subject , than of one who is originally of another country . The moment an emigrant turns ...
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... natives ; but in the East , from almost the oldest times , an immixable character has been kept up ; foreigners continue strangers and sojourners , as all their fathers were . Merchants residing in these coun- tries are hence still ...
... natives ; but in the East , from almost the oldest times , an immixable character has been kept up ; foreigners continue strangers and sojourners , as all their fathers were . Merchants residing in these coun- tries are hence still ...
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... native and unmanufactured state . Thus , iron is treated with indulgence , though anchors and other instruments fabricated out of it , are directly contraband . Hemp is more favourably considered than cordage ; and wheat is not ...
... native and unmanufactured state . Thus , iron is treated with indulgence , though anchors and other instruments fabricated out of it , are directly contraband . Hemp is more favourably considered than cordage ; and wheat is not ...
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