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... officer , already well known by his scientific explorations , who , on this occasion , acted without instructions from his ... officers in the military or naval service , and carry them off as prison- ers , leaving the ship to pursue her ...
... officer , already well known by his scientific explorations , who , on this occasion , acted without instructions from his ... officers in the military or naval service , and carry them off as prison- ers , leaving the ship to pursue her ...
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... officers in the military or naval service , cannot be taken out of a neutral ship at the mere will of the officer who exercises the right of search , and without any form of trial . Therefore , the law of nations has been violated , and ...
... officers in the military or naval service , cannot be taken out of a neutral ship at the mere will of the officer who exercises the right of search , and without any form of trial . Therefore , the law of nations has been violated , and ...
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... officer , who for the moment acted as a judicial tribunal , were dragged away from the deck which should have been to them a sacred altar . This outrage , which was feebly vindicated by the municipal claira of Great Britain to the ...
... officer , who for the moment acted as a judicial tribunal , were dragged away from the deck which should have been to them a sacred altar . This outrage , which was feebly vindicated by the municipal claira of Great Britain to the ...
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... officer , without any form of ju- dicial proceedings , and thus early presented against the pretension of Great Britain the pre- cise objection which is now adopted by her . Here are his emphatic words , in his celebrated instructions ...
... officer , without any form of ju- dicial proceedings , and thus early presented against the pretension of Great Britain the pre- cise objection which is now adopted by her . Here are his emphatic words , in his celebrated instructions ...
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... officer of the Brit- ish navy ought not to be arbiter in such a case . The liberty and lives of American citi- zens ought not to depend on the will of such a party . " - State Papers , vol . 3 , p . 605 . Such was the American ground ...
... officer of the Brit- ish navy ought not to be arbiter in such a case . The liberty and lives of American citi- zens ought not to depend on the will of such a party . " - State Papers , vol . 3 , p . 605 . Such was the American ground ...
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