The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... present occasion , to discuss the details of the International Sailing Rules . Modifications have had to be made in them from time to time to meet new difficulties which experience has discovered , and such modifications have been the ...
... present occasion , to discuss the details of the International Sailing Rules . Modifications have had to be made in them from time to time to meet new difficulties which experience has discovered , and such modifications have been the ...
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... present day is whether the application of steam - power to ocean navigation has not so altered its conditions , as to warrant us in introducing a more complete theory of personal responsibility where steam vessels have come into ...
... present day is whether the application of steam - power to ocean navigation has not so altered its conditions , as to warrant us in introducing a more complete theory of personal responsibility where steam vessels have come into ...
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... present day , that under its procedure , foreign vessels have not an even chance against English vessels in cases of collision . Mr. H. H. Meier , of Bremen , a member of the German Reichstag , and the Chairman of the North German ...
... present day , that under its procedure , foreign vessels have not an even chance against English vessels in cases of collision . Mr. H. H. Meier , of Bremen , a member of the German Reichstag , and the Chairman of the North German ...
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... present day is the excessive speed of the steam vessel ; the antidote must be found in the superior safety of her construction . It has been recently ascertained , with a totally different object in view , that iron steam vessels may be ...
... present day is the excessive speed of the steam vessel ; the antidote must be found in the superior safety of her construction . It has been recently ascertained , with a totally different object in view , that iron steam vessels may be ...
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... present that an iron ship , not built in water - tight compartments , will prove to be little more than an iron coffin for her passengers , if she comes into collision with another iron vessel and receives the blow anywhere else than on ...
... present that an iron ship , not built in water - tight compartments , will prove to be little more than an iron coffin for her passengers , if she comes into collision with another iron vessel and receives the blow anywhere else than on ...
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