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... tion of the phrase , the four Seas ' were ( 1. ) The South Channel , between England and France . ( 2. ) The St. George's , or Irish Channel , and the Deucaledonian Sea , ‡ washing the West of Scotland . ( 3. ) The Caledonian Sea ( 4 ...
... tion of the phrase , the four Seas ' were ( 1. ) The South Channel , between England and France . ( 2. ) The St. George's , or Irish Channel , and the Deucaledonian Sea , ‡ washing the West of Scotland . ( 3. ) The Caledonian Sea ( 4 ...
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... tion of the neutrality of the King's Chambers as evidence of the King of England's right to exercise dominion over all persons within the Seas , which surround England , at any distance from the coasts of England ; whilst Albericus Gen ...
... tion of the neutrality of the King's Chambers as evidence of the King of England's right to exercise dominion over all persons within the Seas , which surround England , at any distance from the coasts of England ; whilst Albericus Gen ...
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... tion in civil matters , whilst its criminal jurisdiction , resting originally on the High Prerogative of the Crown , remained strictly national . No case is to be found in the Law Books to show , that the Admiralty of England ever ...
... tion in civil matters , whilst its criminal jurisdiction , resting originally on the High Prerogative of the Crown , remained strictly national . No case is to be found in the Law Books to show , that the Admiralty of England ever ...
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... tion , which is directly to the purpose , and meets the subtle argument , which would extend the negligence committed on one ship to another ship , in which it produces its effect . But the Lord Chief Justice also held , that the real ...
... tion , which is directly to the purpose , and meets the subtle argument , which would extend the negligence committed on one ship to another ship , in which it produces its effect . But the Lord Chief Justice also held , that the real ...
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... tion , and give him an advantage in the production of patented articles over his licensees . And it will doubtless be greatly to the advantage of the public to have the granting of licenses made absolutely compulsory , and do much to ...
... tion , and give him an advantage in the production of patented articles over his licensees . And it will doubtless be greatly to the advantage of the public to have the granting of licenses made absolutely compulsory , and do much to ...
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