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... present the same to the British government ; and it was equally the habit of that
minister calmly to present them accordingly, although they were received with
sufficient discourtesy. And, after the ratification of the treaty, "a circular was issued
, ...
... present the same to the British government ; and it was equally the habit of that
minister calmly to present them accordingly, although they were received with
sufficient discourtesy. And, after the ratification of the treaty, "a circular was issued
, ...
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... United States as owner of two or more vessels destroyed) by the direct acts of
the cruisers, proceeded to inquire how far Great Britain 1 Report of the agent of
the United States. Papers relating to the Treaty of Washington, vol. ir. p. 2. ! Amer.
... United States as owner of two or more vessels destroyed) by the direct acts of
the cruisers, proceeded to inquire how far Great Britain 1 Report of the agent of
the United States. Papers relating to the Treaty of Washington, vol. ir. p. 2. ! Amer.
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... And whereas, in accordance with the spirit and letter of the treaty of "
Washington, it is preferable to adopt the form of adjudication of a sum in gross,
rather than to refer the subject of compensation for further discussion and
deliberation to a ...
... And whereas, in accordance with the spirit and letter of the treaty of "
Washington, it is preferable to adopt the form of adjudication of a sum in gross,
rather than to refer the subject of compensation for further discussion and
deliberation to a ...
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Article X. of the treaty had stipulated that if the Tribunal should find that Great
Britain had failed to fulfil any duty or duties incumbent on it as a neutral, and
should not award a gross sum, then a board of three assessors should be
appointed to ...
Article X. of the treaty had stipulated that if the Tribunal should find that Great
Britain had failed to fulfil any duty or duties incumbent on it as a neutral, and
should not award a gross sum, then a board of three assessors should be
appointed to ...
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In view of these mutual relinquishments, the aggrieved owners of the
merchantmen captured by France contend, and, as I think, with great 1 Papers
relating to the Treaty of Washington, vol. iv. p. 8. a U. S. Stat. 1832, e. 199; U. S.
Stat, at Large ...
In view of these mutual relinquishments, the aggrieved owners of the
merchantmen captured by France contend, and, as I think, with great 1 Papers
relating to the Treaty of Washington, vol. iv. p. 8. a U. S. Stat. 1832, e. 199; U. S.
Stat, at Large ...
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