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... enemies or against enemies whose hostilitiy is aggravated by the guilt of rebel- lion ; with this single difference , that against rebel enemies these rights would seem to be more complete and unsparing . Show me any Right of War which ...
... enemies or against enemies whose hostilitiy is aggravated by the guilt of rebel- lion ; with this single difference , that against rebel enemies these rights would seem to be more complete and unsparing . Show me any Right of War which ...
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... enemies ' property found on land ; it was also decided -- and the case turned on this point - that the power of confiscating enemies ' property is in Congress . After citing the act of Congress declaring war against Great Britain , the ...
... enemies ' property found on land ; it was also decided -- and the case turned on this point - that the power of confiscating enemies ' property is in Congress . After citing the act of Congress declaring war against Great Britain , the ...
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... enemies , enemies in the sense of the recognized code of war and of nations , and were obviously as much a means of carrying on the war against them as would have been the seizure of their property on the high seas , or shooting them ...
... enemies , enemies in the sense of the recognized code of war and of nations , and were obviously as much a means of carrying on the war against them as would have been the seizure of their property on the high seas , or shooting them ...
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