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Página 109
... vessel of war belonging to the king of Spain , stating , that the vessel had been captured by the privateer Irre- sistible , John O. Daniels , master , in violation of the laws , treaties , and neutral obligations of the United States ...
... vessel of war belonging to the king of Spain , stating , that the vessel had been captured by the privateer Irre- sistible , John O. Daniels , master , in violation of the laws , treaties , and neutral obligations of the United States ...
Página 110
... vessel had continued , from the time of the capture , under the direction and con- trol of Daniels and Childs , both of whom were citizens of the United States , and domiciled at Baltimore . No bill of sale to Francesche was produced ...
... vessel had continued , from the time of the capture , under the direction and con- trol of Daniels and Childs , both of whom were citizens of the United States , and domiciled at Baltimore . No bill of sale to Francesche was produced ...
Página 113
... vessel the same privilege from arrest , or detention , which is due in certain cases to a sovereign , or his ambassadors . This is founded wholly on an assumption , first , of the fact , that sovereignty is by this proceeding brought ...
... vessel the same privilege from arrest , or detention , which is due in certain cases to a sovereign , or his ambassadors . This is founded wholly on an assumption , first , of the fact , that sovereignty is by this proceeding brought ...
Página 114
... vessel , because gained by the unlaw- ful use of American means . The taking of this vessel , by our citizens , per se , rendered her justi- ciable in this Court ; she is liable to the jurisdic- tion of American admiralty tribunals , at ...
... vessel , because gained by the unlaw- ful use of American means . The taking of this vessel , by our citizens , per se , rendered her justi- ciable in this Court ; she is liable to the jurisdic- tion of American admiralty tribunals , at ...
Página 115
... vessels of war . " Sovereignty , no doubt , would be as much implicated in the one case , as in the other . It may , however , be said , that the Nereyda never violated the laws of this country , but that it is the capturing vessel ...
... vessels of war . " Sovereignty , no doubt , would be as much implicated in the one case , as in the other . It may , however , be said , that the Nereyda never violated the laws of this country , but that it is the capturing vessel ...
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