The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... claims against Great Britain , growing out of the course adopted by that government during the Rebellion . The ... claim made upon the British government by our merchants , ship - owners , and underwriters , for injuries and losses ...
... claims against Great Britain , growing out of the course adopted by that government during the Rebellion . The ... claim made upon the British government by our merchants , ship - owners , and underwriters , for injuries and losses ...
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... claim and the name of the claimant to the British government . The claims were therefore several , definite , and specific , each standing by itself . The United States subsequently presented to the Tribunal , with their " case , " a ...
... claim and the name of the claimant to the British government . The claims were therefore several , definite , and specific , each standing by itself . The United States subsequently presented to the Tribunal , with their " case , " a ...
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... claims for the same losses , and all claims for " gross freights , " so far as they exceed " net freights ; " And whereas it is just and reasonable to allow interest at a reasonable rate ; And whereas , in accordance with the spirit and ...
... claims for the same losses , and all claims for " gross freights , " so far as they exceed " net freights ; " And whereas it is just and reasonable to allow interest at a reasonable rate ; And whereas , in accordance with the spirit and ...
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... claims referred to it . Article X. of the treaty had stipulated that if the Tribunal should find that Great Britain ... claim presented by the government of the United States , and determine what should be paid to it by Great Britain on ...
... claims referred to it . Article X. of the treaty had stipulated that if the Tribunal should find that Great Britain ... claim presented by the government of the United States , and determine what should be paid to it by Great Britain on ...
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... claims . " In the latter case the government of the United States relinquished to France all claim against that government , on account of alleged illegal captures of American merchantmen theretofore made by France , in consid- eration ...
... claims . " In the latter case the government of the United States relinquished to France all claim against that government , on account of alleged illegal captures of American merchantmen theretofore made by France , in consid- eration ...
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