The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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Page 301
... question were what you shall do with the contraband vessel . You must take or send her into a convenient port , and subject her to a judicial prose- cution there in admiralty , which will try and decide the questions of belligerency ...
... question were what you shall do with the contraband vessel . You must take or send her into a convenient port , and subject her to a judicial prose- cution there in admiralty , which will try and decide the questions of belligerency ...
Page 302
... question of the disposition to be made of the captured contraband persons . That question is still to be really determined , if at all , by diplomatic arrangement or by war . One may well express his surprise when told that the law of ...
... question of the disposition to be made of the captured contraband persons . That question is still to be really determined , if at all , by diplomatic arrangement or by war . One may well express his surprise when told that the law of ...
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... question between Great Britain and ourselves thus stated would be a question not of right and of law , but of favor to be conceded by her to us in return for favors shown by us to her , of the value of which favors on both sides we ...
... question between Great Britain and ourselves thus stated would be a question not of right and of law , but of favor to be conceded by her to us in return for favors shown by us to her , of the value of which favors on both sides we ...
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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