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Page 88
... affords no just ground for complaint on the part of the nation whose flag she
bears , or claim of indemnity on the part of the owner . - The universal law
sanctions , and the common good requires , the existence of such a rule . The
right , under ...
... affords no just ground for complaint on the part of the nation whose flag she
bears , or claim of indemnity on the part of the owner . - The universal law
sanctions , and the common good requires , the existence of such a rule . The
right , under ...
Page 94
The state of war excuses the exercise of rights of capture on the vessels of
neutrals on account of the formidable character of the state of war , and the
excuse cannot be raised by a state which denies the existence of a state of war ,
and assert ...
The state of war excuses the exercise of rights of capture on the vessels of
neutrals on account of the formidable character of the state of war , and the
excuse cannot be raised by a state which denies the existence of a state of war ,
and assert ...
Page 98
... the continent of Europe , that I cannot avoid sending you a paragraph having
reference to a Sardinian vessel captured by the Neapolitan marine , during the
existence of a revolutionary movement in the States of the king of the two Sicilies
.
... the continent of Europe , that I cannot avoid sending you a paragraph having
reference to a Sardinian vessel captured by the Neapolitan marine , during the
existence of a revolutionary movement in the States of the king of the two Sicilies
.
Page 104
It is believed that , in spite of the reforms which have been effected in recent times
, there are still many unnecessary places in existence , that some officials are
overpaid , and that others give a very imperfect return in the shape of work done ...
It is believed that , in spite of the reforms which have been effected in recent times
, there are still many unnecessary places in existence , that some officials are
overpaid , and that others give a very imperfect return in the shape of work done ...
Page 113
... as it does , the philosophy of law with practical utility . For in this way we come
to see what parts of the early institutions of a nation are suited , or unsuited to the
present state of society , —the causes of their existence in former times , and the
...
... as it does , the philosophy of law with practical utility . For in this way we come
to see what parts of the early institutions of a nation are suited , or unsuited to the
present state of society , —the causes of their existence in former times , and the
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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