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Page 153
... vessels should lower their flag to the kings of England's war - ships , whenever they should meet them on the British Ocean , " eo malefactores Anglos , Scilicet per homines de Bristoll , super quo Dominus Rex mandavit Johanni Bendin ...
... vessels should lower their flag to the kings of England's war - ships , whenever they should meet them on the British Ocean , " eo malefactores Anglos , Scilicet per homines de Bristoll , super quo Dominus Rex mandavit Johanni Bendin ...
Page 156
... vessels , pass- ing along the Channel known as the Ore - Sound , ceased on the dissolution of the Union of Calmar , or on the separation of Norway from Denmark in 1814. But England's title to any such dominion , whether it originated in ...
... vessels , pass- ing along the Channel known as the Ore - Sound , ceased on the dissolution of the Union of Calmar , or on the separation of Norway from Denmark in 1814. But England's title to any such dominion , whether it originated in ...
Page 158
... vessels to stop and observe the ships , that should enter or sail out of the ports . " Selden * cites this proclama ... vessel captured by a Dutch Letter of Marque within one of the King of England's Chambers , treats the edict of James ...
... vessels to stop and observe the ships , that should enter or sail out of the ports . " Selden * cites this proclama ... vessel captured by a Dutch Letter of Marque within one of the King of England's Chambers , treats the edict of James ...
Page 160
... vessels , the customs of the land being inapplicable to the incidents of maritime life . Ordin- ances were accordingly issued by King Richard I. from the Castle of Chinon , for the government of the mariners , and the Captains and ...
... vessels , the customs of the land being inapplicable to the incidents of maritime life . Ordin- ances were accordingly issued by King Richard I. from the Castle of Chinon , for the government of the mariners , and the Captains and ...
Page 161
... vessels on the sea adjoining the coast of England , whereas those dicta admit of another interpretation , namely , that ... vessel took place on the sea , where there was no country ( pais ) , from which the Sheriff could summon a jury ...
... vessels on the sea adjoining the coast of England , whereas those dicta admit of another interpretation , namely , that ... vessel took place on the sea , where there was no country ( pais ) , from which the Sheriff could summon a jury ...
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