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Page 153
... claiming to exercise its jurisdiction over the sea , secundum legem maritimam , wherever it flowed up to high water ... claim of England to the Lordship of the Sea , which culminated in the Treaty of Westminster of 1674 , when the Dutch ...
... claiming to exercise its jurisdiction over the sea , secundum legem maritimam , wherever it flowed up to high water ... claim of England to the Lordship of the Sea , which culminated in the Treaty of Westminster of 1674 , when the Dutch ...
Page 154
... claim 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 ...
... claim 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 ...
Page 155
... claim to the Lordship of " the Narrow Sea , " which the Student in the above passage asserts for the Kings of England , cannot be traced so far back as their claim to the Lordship of " the Four Seas , " unless upon the principle that ...
... claim to the Lordship of " the Narrow Sea , " which the Student in the above passage asserts for the Kings of England , cannot be traced so far back as their claim to the Lordship of " the Four Seas , " unless upon the principle that ...
Page 158
... claims rested on prescriptive right , and have been long since aban- doned . But another class of claims to dominion over the Sea , more extravagant indeed than any which were grounded on ancient prescription , were set up in ...
... claims rested on prescriptive right , and have been long since aban- doned . But another class of claims to dominion over the Sea , more extravagant indeed than any which were grounded on ancient prescription , were set up in ...
Page 168
... a difference as to a claim by some with regard to a greater distance than three miles . The question is , what is the proposition to which such general consent as to the three miles is given 168 CASE OF THE FRANCONIA .
... a difference as to a claim by some with regard to a greater distance than three miles . The question is , what is the proposition to which such general consent as to the three miles is given 168 CASE OF THE FRANCONIA .
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