The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United StatesGales and Seaton, 1855 |
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... vessels not to come within sixty miles of the ment ; and with regard to the peace of the inhab - coast of His Majesty's possessions in North itants , there could be little difficulty in securing it , as the liberty enjoyed by the ...
... vessels not to come within sixty miles of the ment ; and with regard to the peace of the inhab - coast of His Majesty's possessions in North itants , there could be little difficulty in securing it , as the liberty enjoyed by the ...
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... vessels of the United States , and the forcible exclusion of Brit- ish vessels from places where the fishery might be most advantageously conducted . They had , likewise , reason to complain of the clandestine introduction of prohibited ...
... vessels of the United States , and the forcible exclusion of Brit- ish vessels from places where the fishery might be most advantageously conducted . They had , likewise , reason to complain of the clandestine introduction of prohibited ...
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... vessels to American seamen , and the solicitude manifested by the President that it may lead to the total discontinuance of the practice of impressment in our vessels . Lord Castlereagh expressed his satis- Extracts of a letter from Mr ...
... vessels to American seamen , and the solicitude manifested by the President that it may lead to the total discontinuance of the practice of impressment in our vessels . Lord Castlereagh expressed his satis- Extracts of a letter from Mr ...
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... vessels of the United States are est interests both of Great Britain and of the restricted to the direct interchange to and from United States . Europe . The result of which is , that British vessels enjoy in the ports of the United ...
... vessels of the United States are est interests both of Great Britain and of the restricted to the direct interchange to and from United States . Europe . The result of which is , that British vessels enjoy in the ports of the United ...
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... vessels , and a citement of any momentary interest , and when tonnage duty of twelve shillings and six pence per the operation of the principles to be sanctioned ton upon every vessel exceeding five tons burden by mutual compact depends ...
... vessels , and a citement of any momentary interest , and when tonnage duty of twelve shillings and six pence per the operation of the principles to be sanctioned ton upon every vessel exceeding five tons burden by mutual compact depends ...
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