A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... vessels , shall be admitted to entry in the United States ; and likewise directs , that from the same period , British vessels clearing from thence , with articles on board , the produce of the United States , ( other than sea - stores ...
... vessels , shall be admitted to entry in the United States ; and likewise directs , that from the same period , British vessels clearing from thence , with articles on board , the produce of the United States , ( other than sea - stores ...
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Daniel Blowe. three other orders in council were issued , by which all neutral vessels bound to France or her dependencies , or , to any port from which British vessels were excluded , were declared liable to seizure and condemnation ...
Daniel Blowe. three other orders in council were issued , by which all neutral vessels bound to France or her dependencies , or , to any port from which British vessels were excluded , were declared liable to seizure and condemnation ...
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... vessel destroyed , was offered to such as should effect the destruction , by any other means than the armed vessels of the United States . * Seve- ral attempts at blowing up the enemy's vessels were made consequence of this law . The ...
... vessel destroyed , was offered to such as should effect the destruction , by any other means than the armed vessels of the United States . * Seve- ral attempts at blowing up the enemy's vessels were made consequence of this law . The ...
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