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... become British property - that such ships are good and law- ful prizes - that every ship , of whatever nation , and whatsoever its cargo may be , sailing from England , or the English colonies , or countries occupied by the English ...
... become to all in- tents and purposes a party in that war , and could have no just ground of complaint if treated as au enemy by the other party . But the fact of merchant vessels carrying articles contraband of war , can only be ...
... become to all in- tents and purposes a party in that war , and could have no just ground of complaint if treated as an enemy by the other party . But the fact of merchant vessels carrying articles contraband of war , can only be ...
... becomes responsible for any ill consequences that may befal the neutral . The American government , of all others , has the least rea- son to complain of any tardiness , on the part of that of Great Bri- tain , to punish offenders in ...
... become subjects of the King of Norway ; with Norway they were united to the dominion of Denmark , and the consequences of that union are to be seen in their present state . Guided by a happy instinct , says M. Mallet , the Icelanders ...