The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... Naval History some particulars may be found of the armament of three East Indiamen convoyed from the Hooghly in 1809. The Stratham and the Europa , each of 800 tons register , were armed with 20 medium guns and 10 carronades . The Lord ...
... Naval History some particulars may be found of the armament of three East Indiamen convoyed from the Hooghly in 1809. The Stratham and the Europa , each of 800 tons register , were armed with 20 medium guns and 10 carronades . The Lord ...
Page 48
... Naval Policy was received . very differently in different quarters . Lord Charles Beresford declared his conviction that it was equivalent to an addition of 15 Dreadnoughts to our naval resources . Great shipping firms expressed their ...
... Naval Policy was received . very differently in different quarters . Lord Charles Beresford declared his conviction that it was equivalent to an addition of 15 Dreadnoughts to our naval resources . Great shipping firms expressed their ...
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... naval warfare . So far no action by armed merchantmen ( other than regu- larly commissioned auxiliary cruisers ) , whether for purposes of defence or offence , has been reported in the present war . It is , however , interesting to ...
... naval warfare . So far no action by armed merchantmen ( other than regu- larly commissioned auxiliary cruisers ) , whether for purposes of defence or offence , has been reported in the present war . It is , however , interesting to ...
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... Naval Code , and the United States has , it is believed , expressly recognised the status of our armed merchant vessels in the last few weeks . By the defensive arming of their ship , the crew are deprived of their right under the ...
... Naval Code , and the United States has , it is believed , expressly recognised the status of our armed merchant vessels in the last few weeks . By the defensive arming of their ship , the crew are deprived of their right under the ...
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... naval warfare may pos- sibly suffer some unexpected usage before the present war is brought to a conclusion . C. A. McCURDY . V. - REPORT OF THE PRISONS AND THE COMMISSIONERS OF DIRECTORS OF CON- VICT PRISONS FOR THE YEAR 1913-14.1 THE ...
... naval warfare may pos- sibly suffer some unexpected usage before the present war is brought to a conclusion . C. A. McCURDY . V. - REPORT OF THE PRISONS AND THE COMMISSIONERS OF DIRECTORS OF CON- VICT PRISONS FOR THE YEAR 1913-14.1 THE ...
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