The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... United States has just cause of complaint . Our firm and unalterable convictions are directly the reverse . I therefore recommend to Congress to authorize the appointment of a commission to take proof of the amount and ownership of ...
... United States has just cause of complaint . Our firm and unalterable convictions are directly the reverse . I therefore recommend to Congress to authorize the appointment of a commission to take proof of the amount and ownership of ...
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... United States.on that account . " 3 And with these claims for specific injuries inflicted by Great Britain upon individual citizens of the United States , in violation of its duties as a neutral power in time of war , were presented the ...
... United States.on that account . " 3 And with these claims for specific injuries inflicted by Great Britain upon individual citizens of the United States , in violation of its duties as a neutral power in time of war , were presented the ...
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... United States say : - They earnestly hope that the Tribunal will exercise the power conferred upon it , to award a sum in gross to be paid by Great Britain to the United States . The injuries of which the United States complain were ...
... United States say : - They earnestly hope that the Tribunal will exercise the power conferred upon it , to award a sum in gross to be paid by Great Britain to the United States . The injuries of which the United States complain were ...
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... United States , and determine what should be paid to it by Great Britain on account of her liability from such failure , as to each vessel , upon principles settled by the Tribunal . The assessors were to make report , from time to time ...
... United States , and determine what should be paid to it by Great Britain on account of her liability from such failure , as to each vessel , upon principles settled by the Tribunal . The assessors were to make report , from time to time ...
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... United States and France of the 4th of July , 1831 , which are provided for by said convention , according to the provisions of the same , and the principles of justice , equity , and the law of nations.2 The following letter appeared ...
... United States and France of the 4th of July , 1831 , which are provided for by said convention , according to the provisions of the same , and the principles of justice , equity , and the law of nations.2 The following letter appeared ...
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