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... practice ; and the temporary relaxations it underwent were owing , in the first instance , to the French being able , in a great measure , to carry on their own colonial trade ; and , secondly , to their having falsely asserted that ...
... practice of the constitution ; as vio- lating the great charter , and as infringing the wholesome pro- visions of the navigation act . With all deference for the wisdom of our ancestors , we conceive that cases and circumstances may ...
... practice of all the foreign courts of Europe has been founded , condemn , as lawful prize , any neutral ship resisting search , on the ground that such resistance alone affords a presumption of her being employed in an unfair trade . If ...
... practice of all the foreign courts of Europe has been founded , condemn , as lawful prize , any neutral ship resisting search , on the ground that such resistance alone affords a presumption of her being employed in an unfair trade . If ...
... practice is perfectly conform- able to the law of nations . Every sovereign has a right to the ser- vices of his subjects ; but if , on the breaking out of a war , these subjects avoid his service , by running on board neutral vessels ...