The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... United States did not receive any money from France in the premises ; it is a question of equitable indemnity , not ... United States will have in their hands a definite sum of money , awarded against England by the Tribunal of ...
... United States did not receive any money from France in the premises ; it is a question of equitable indemnity , not ... United States will have in their hands a definite sum of money , awarded against England by the Tribunal of ...
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... United States , to be disposed of at their sovereign pleasure . And he occupied much time in showing that the phraseology of the treaty was different from that of those which referred to private claims . To the latter point Mr. Thurman ...
... United States , to be disposed of at their sovereign pleasure . And he occupied much time in showing that the phraseology of the treaty was different from that of those which referred to private claims . To the latter point Mr. Thurman ...
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... United States , would be to make a thousand active enemies and not a single friend , would be as unwise as it would be flagitious . - Indeed , the only apology for such a charge against honorable men would be , that the gentleman did ...
... United States , would be to make a thousand active enemies and not a single friend , would be as unwise as it would be flagitious . - Indeed , the only apology for such a charge against honorable men would be , that the gentleman did ...
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... United States . If the case can be simplified , suppose that the officers of the government of Brazil had seized , and its courts had con- demned , against public law , a ship belonging to one of our citizens ; that our government had ...
... United States . If the case can be simplified , suppose that the officers of the government of Brazil had seized , and its courts had con- demned , against public law , a ship belonging to one of our citizens ; that our government had ...
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... United States known as the Alabama claims should be referred to the Tribunal ; and from these premises reaches the conclusion that it was claims of the United States that were submitted and passed upon , and not claims of individuals ...
... United States known as the Alabama claims should be referred to the Tribunal ; and from these premises reaches the conclusion that it was claims of the United States that were submitted and passed upon , and not claims of individuals ...
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