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Page 67
... claim nothing from an Establishment to which they give no sub- mission - that is clear enough ; such persons must be left to themselves . While , however , we say this , there ought to be neither endeavour nor wish to raise stumbling ...
... claim nothing from an Establishment to which they give no sub- mission - that is clear enough ; such persons must be left to themselves . While , however , we say this , there ought to be neither endeavour nor wish to raise stumbling ...
Page 74
... 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 the necessity ...
... 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 the necessity ...
Page 147
... claim of the Dutch to trade in the Eastern Seas , notwithstanding the Portuguese asserted their exclusive right to that trade , he repudiated altogether the application of the principle of prescription to the open sea on three grounds ...
... claim of the Dutch to trade in the Eastern Seas , notwithstanding the Portuguese asserted their exclusive right to that trade , he repudiated altogether the application of the principle of prescription to the open sea on three grounds ...
Page 149
... claiming under it , in the same manner as all other legal demands are to be substantiated by clear and competent ... claim of prescriptive right . " It is further to be noted , " writes Grotius , " that since in those places where ...
... claiming under it , in the same manner as all other legal demands are to be substantiated by clear and competent ... claim of prescriptive right . " It is further to be noted , " writes Grotius , " that since in those places where ...
Page 150
... claim of exclusive jurisdiction over all persons navigating the British Channel at the present day , it would not be difficult to shew that England claimed that right at a very early time , and actively maintained it for several cen ...
... claim of exclusive jurisdiction over all persons navigating the British Channel at the present day , it would not be difficult to shew that England claimed that right at a very early time , and actively maintained it for several cen ...
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