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... England's 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 ...
... England's 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 ...
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... England and France . ( 2. ) The St. George's , or Irish Channel , and the Deucaledonian Sea , ‡ washing the West of ... England , and such is the view which Selden seems to take of it , as he considers the term , the Four Seas , ' to ...
... England and France . ( 2. ) The St. George's , or Irish Channel , and the Deucaledonian Sea , ‡ washing the West of ... England , and such is the view which Selden seems to take of it , as he considers the term , the Four Seas , ' to ...
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... England after the Duchy of Acquitaine came into the possession of Henry II . , as the marriage portion of Eleanor of Guienne , namely , ( 1. ) The North Sea . ( 2. ) The British Channel . ( 3. ) The Irish Sea . ( 4. ) The Sea of ...
... England after the Duchy of Acquitaine came into the possession of Henry II . , as the marriage portion of Eleanor of Guienne , namely , ( 1. ) The North Sea . ( 2. ) The British Channel . ( 3. ) The Irish Sea . ( 4. ) The Sea of ...
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... England both for the Northern parts and for the Western parts , Admiral of Ireland , and Admiral of Acquitaine . This Admiralty Jurisdiction , however , is quite distinct from the prescriptive claim of England to the Lordship of the Sea ...
... England both for the Northern parts and for the Western parts , Admiral of Ireland , and Admiral of Acquitaine . This Admiralty Jurisdiction , however , is quite distinct from the prescriptive claim of England to the Lordship of the Sea ...
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... England , " The fleets of England have given room to her kings to claim the Empire of the Seas , which surround that island , even as far as the opposite coasts . Selden relates a solemn act , by which it appears that in the time of ...
... England , " The fleets of England have given room to her kings to claim the Empire of the Seas , which surround that island , even as far as the opposite coasts . Selden relates a solemn act , by which it appears that in the time of ...
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