The African Observer, Bände 1-12Enoch Lewis I. Ashmead, printer, 1970 - 384 Seiten |
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... trade with the ports of France , is very pro- bable ; but if a great change shall not be effected in the mode of administer- ing justice in the French colonies , the trade , it is to be feared , will still be carried on thence ...
... trade with the ports of France , is very pro- bable ; but if a great change shall not be effected in the mode of administer- ing justice in the French colonies , the trade , it is to be feared , will still be carried on thence ...
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... trade was permit- ted ; and all vessels under her flag now trading for slaves , must be trading to places outside of the line which she has drawn for herself in this respect , and are obviously acting in direct vio- lation of the ...
... trade was permit- ted ; and all vessels under her flag now trading for slaves , must be trading to places outside of the line which she has drawn for herself in this respect , and are obviously acting in direct vio- lation of the ...
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... trade ; whilst , on the other hand , no condemnation of a vessel ought to take place , when the capture is made at a spot absolutely within the boun- dary prescribed for capture by the treaties . " The only practical inconvenience of ...
... trade ; whilst , on the other hand , no condemnation of a vessel ought to take place , when the capture is made at a spot absolutely within the boun- dary prescribed for capture by the treaties . " The only practical inconvenience of ...
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