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... neither may subjects , people , or inhabitants , of the they be detained on pretence of their befaid United States ... up to vefsels belonging to the subjects of the the captor who has discovered them , in Moft Chriftian King . such ...
... neither may subjects , people , or inhabitants , of the they be detained on pretence of their befaid United States ... up to vefsels belonging to the subjects of the the captor who has discovered them , in Moft Chriftian King . such ...
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subjects , from whatever part of the world made who are the proprietors of the mer . they come , shall not plead ignorance of chandise laden thereon , from any port , what is mentioned in this article . to the places of those who now ...
subjects , from whatever part of the world made who are the proprietors of the mer . they come , shall not plead ignorance of chandise laden thereon , from any port , what is mentioned in this article . to the places of those who now ...
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what I have wrote to you , and send me the King of England , also upon all fhips an account of their determination . belonging to any of his subjects , to seiz : [ 18. 140. ] De SARTINE . ” upon and carry them into the ports et “ Paris ...
what I have wrote to you , and send me the King of England , also upon all fhips an account of their determination . belonging to any of his subjects , to seiz : [ 18. 140. ] De SARTINE . ” upon and carry them into the ports et “ Paris ...
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