The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... matter of the " Alabama claims , " the agent and counsel of the United States presented to the Tribunal detailed schedules and estimates of the claims of American citizens on account of captures by Confederate cruisers fitted out in or ...
... matter of the " Alabama claims , " the agent and counsel of the United States presented to the Tribunal detailed schedules and estimates of the claims of American citizens on account of captures by Confederate cruisers fitted out in or ...
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... matter of double claims . There was no question made or thought of as to the rejection of a claim where another and better one to the same subject - matter was presented . Will any one seriously contend that this great and wise tribunal ...
... matter of double claims . There was no question made or thought of as to the rejection of a claim where another and better one to the same subject - matter was presented . Will any one seriously contend that this great and wise tribunal ...
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... matter of municipal law , and not intelligibly denied by the Committee on the Judici- ary of the House , it will perhaps be sufficient to quote the fol- lowing from the report of a committee appointed , at the request of Lord Granville ...
... matter of municipal law , and not intelligibly denied by the Committee on the Judici- ary of the House , it will perhaps be sufficient to quote the fol- lowing from the report of a committee appointed , at the request of Lord Granville ...
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... matter of regret that we had not cheerfully and gladly conceded it beforehand . It is purely a mercantile question , to whom the claim belongs , and should be so treated in every aspect . The question is sometimes asked whether the ...
... matter of regret that we had not cheerfully and gladly conceded it beforehand . It is purely a mercantile question , to whom the claim belongs , and should be so treated in every aspect . The question is sometimes asked whether the ...
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... matter of municipal law , yet that Congress is not bound by that law in regard to the money of citizens paid into the treasury , as this fund has been ; that a citizen has no rights as against the state , because there is no sanction ...
... matter of municipal law , yet that Congress is not bound by that law in regard to the money of citizens paid into the treasury , as this fund has been ; that a citizen has no rights as against the state , because there is no sanction ...
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