History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 3 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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第 98 頁
... neutral trade was prohibited with the ports of France and her allies , or of any country at war with Great Britain , and with all other European ports from which the British flag was excluded , unless such trade should be carried on ...
... neutral trade was prohibited with the ports of France and her allies , or of any country at war with Great Britain , and with all other European ports from which the British flag was excluded , unless such trade should be carried on ...
第 111 頁
... neutral rights , beyond all the theories of international jurisprudence , and even beyond her own ordinary practice . There is in all war a conflict between the belligerent and the neutral right , which can in its nature be settled only ...
... neutral rights , beyond all the theories of international jurisprudence , and even beyond her own ordinary practice . There is in all war a conflict between the belligerent and the neutral right , which can in its nature be settled only ...
第 143 頁
... neutral power to require one bel- ligerent to encourage , by its internal regulations , the trade of another bellig- erent : contradicting her own practice towards all nations , in peace as well as in war ; and betraying the insincerity ...
... neutral power to require one bel- ligerent to encourage , by its internal regulations , the trade of another bellig- erent : contradicting her own practice towards all nations , in peace as well as in war ; and betraying the insincerity ...
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