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Page 67
... agreeable to their own consciences so long as they do not offend against
public order , but they can claim nothing from an Establish ment to which they
give no submission — that is clear enough ; such persons must be left to
themselves .
... agreeable to their own consciences so long as they do not offend against
public order , but they can claim nothing from an Establish ment to which they
give no submission — that is clear enough ; such persons must be left to
themselves .
Page 74
We may at least claim the assent and the co - operation of those who cannot
claim a personal right , who cannot desire a personal advantage , we mean the
Public or Official Patrons ; and we ought to presume that , when once persuaded
of ...
We may at least claim the assent and the co - operation of those who cannot
claim a personal right , who cannot desire a personal advantage , we mean the
Public or Official Patrons ; and we ought to presume that , when once persuaded
of ...
Page 145
... been discussed in the Report of the Fugitive Slave Commissioners ; but ,
unfortunately , the Commission has not defined the sense , in which the phrase “
territorial waters ” is to be understood . ΙΟ * We do not wish to understate the
claim of.
... been discussed in the Report of the Fugitive Slave Commissioners ; but ,
unfortunately , the Commission has not defined the sense , in which the phrase “
territorial waters ” is to be understood . ΙΟ * We do not wish to understate the
claim of.
Page 149
... and the title is a matter to be established on the parts of those claiming under it
, in the same manner as all other legal demands are to ... all nations would
probably admit under such circumstances the validity of a claim of prescriptive
right .
... and the title is a matter to be established on the parts of those claiming under it
, in the same manner as all other legal demands are to ... all nations would
probably admit under such circumstances the validity of a claim of prescriptive
right .
Page 150
so far that “ the memory of man runneth not to the contrary , ” and if antiquity of
title alone were sufficient to make out England ' s claim of exclusive jurisdiction
over all persons navigating the British Channel at the present day , it would not
be ...
so far that “ the memory of man runneth not to the contrary , ” and if antiquity of
title alone were sufficient to make out England ' s claim of exclusive jurisdiction
over all persons navigating the British Channel at the present day , it would not
be ...
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