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Page 142
... English Constitutional History , " p . 471 , a work often quoted by Mr. Thomas , but , singularly enough , never under its proper title . We do not quite understand what is the " absurdity " with which Mr. Thomas charges the " decision ...
... English Constitutional History , " p . 471 , a work often quoted by Mr. Thomas , but , singularly enough , never under its proper title . We do not quite understand what is the " absurdity " with which Mr. Thomas charges the " decision ...
Page 146
... English Court of Criminal Law , has been arrested and tried before an English Jury , and has been found guilty of " homicide by negligence , " a crime unknown to the Law of the Sea , but known to the Law of the Land of England ; to ...
... English Court of Criminal Law , has been arrested and tried before an English Jury , and has been found guilty of " homicide by negligence , " a crime unknown to the Law of the Sea , but known to the Law of the Land of England ; to ...
Page 154
... English Jack in the seas extending from the promontory of Van Staten in Norway to Cape Finisterre in Spain . Vattel observes , in regard to this claim of England , " The fleets of England have given room to her kings to claim the Empire ...
... English Jack in the seas extending from the promontory of Van Staten in Norway to Cape Finisterre in Spain . Vattel observes , in regard to this claim of England , " The fleets of England have given room to her kings to claim the Empire ...
Page 155
... English Policie , exhort- ing all England to keepe the Sea , and , namely , the Narrow Sea . " The scheme of this poem is to urge the English nation to maintain its supremacy over the British Channel , and it represents the Emperor ...
... English Policie , exhort- ing all England to keepe the Sea , and , namely , the Narrow Sea . " The scheme of this poem is to urge the English nation to maintain its supremacy over the British Channel , and it represents the Emperor ...
Page 158
... English coasts , and as repudiating all terri- torial jurisdiction beyond those limits ( ultra fines illos ) . Other claims to dominion over the Sea adjacent to their territory have been set up by other States , for instance by Venice ...
... English coasts , and as repudiating all terri- torial jurisdiction beyond those limits ( ultra fines illos ) . Other claims to dominion over the Sea adjacent to their territory have been set up by other States , for instance by Venice ...
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