The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 85
... exercise of such a right , and piracy in this sense means piracy by international law , and that any new species of piracy could only be created by the general consent of nations . Hence it was that Lord Brougham , echoing the words of ...
... exercise of such a right , and piracy in this sense means piracy by international law , and that any new species of piracy could only be created by the general consent of nations . Hence it was that Lord Brougham , echoing the words of ...
Page 86
... war , though not entitled to its privileges . The exercise of this right was unquestioned . But it was quite different as to the affair of the Caroline . So deep seated was the feeling of resentment created in 86 THE CASE OF THE VIRGINIUS.
... war , though not entitled to its privileges . The exercise of this right was unquestioned . But it was quite different as to the affair of the Caroline . So deep seated was the feeling of resentment created in 86 THE CASE OF THE VIRGINIUS.
Page 91
... exercise of stronger powers than are allowed in time of peace . But the state of rebellion not recognized as a state of war , does not allow of the exercise of those powers against other nations . In 1861 , during the civil war in ...
... exercise of stronger powers than are allowed in time of peace . But the state of rebellion not recognized as a state of war , does not allow of the exercise of those powers against other nations . In 1861 , during the civil war in ...
Page 94
... 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 that there is ...
... 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 that there is ...
Page 104
... exercise over other departments of the Civil Service , the alleged instances of extravagance which we have men- tioned would have been effectually corrected . At any rate , Mr. Childer's Committee , although its inquiries have not yet ...
... exercise over other departments of the Civil Service , the alleged instances of extravagance which we have men- tioned would have been effectually corrected . At any rate , Mr. Childer's Committee , although its inquiries have not yet ...
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