The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... treaty of Washington . There is no contingency , uncertainty , or doubt in all this ; you and the other parties in interest may , I do not hesitate to say , rest assured of the honor and good faith of the government of the United States ...
... treaty of Washington . There is no contingency , uncertainty , or doubt in all this ; you and the other parties in interest may , I do not hesitate to say , rest assured of the honor and good faith of the government of the United States ...
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... treaty of Washington , and it was the true construction of that treaty , that the claims , when paid , should be paid to the United States , to be disposed of at their sovereign pleasure . And he occupied much time in showing that the ...
... treaty of Washington , and it was the true construction of that treaty , that the claims , when paid , should be paid to the United States , to be disposed of at their sovereign pleasure . And he occupied much time in showing that the ...
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... treaty that the money due to its citizens should be paid , not to their use but to its own , as distinct from theirs , still it would be nugatory . The Executive Department and the Senate certainly could not confiscate the property , of ...
... treaty that the money due to its citizens should be paid , not to their use but to its own , as distinct from theirs , still it would be nugatory . The Executive Department and the Senate certainly could not confiscate the property , of ...
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... treaty the claims " gen- erally known as the Alabama claims " were described as " claims on the part of the citizens of the United States . " " But [ this is a quotation from the report ] the treaty of Washington assumes that no ...
... treaty the claims " gen- erally known as the Alabama claims " were described as " claims on the part of the citizens of the United States . " " But [ this is a quotation from the report ] the treaty of Washington assumes that no ...
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... , because Great Britain was an " ally " of the rebels , and then add : " And it is safe to say that there cannot be found in the Washington ---- treaty , or in the award under it , THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE GENEVA AWARD . 27 '
... , because Great Britain was an " ally " of the rebels , and then add : " And it is safe to say that there cannot be found in the Washington ---- treaty , or in the award under it , THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE GENEVA AWARD . 27 '
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