On the State of Europe Before and After the French Revolution: Being an Answer to L'état de la France À la Fin de L'an VIII.AMS Press, 1802 - 391 halaman |
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... tion nor argument . But the merits of Mr. Gentz's work are not confined to the controverfy before him . His State of Europe is fomething more than an occa- fional treatise : it has an independent and general character . And though the ...
... tion nor argument . But the merits of Mr. Gentz's work are not confined to the controverfy before him . His State of Europe is fomething more than an occa- fional treatise : it has an independent and general character . And though the ...
Halaman vi
... tion to which he is himself a stranger ; and no- thing more is neceffary to confute them . It was more immediately his province to vin dicate the law of nations against a writer who is a principal ( because the organ of the French go ...
... tion to which he is himself a stranger ; and no- thing more is neceffary to confute them . It was more immediately his province to vin dicate the law of nations against a writer who is a principal ( because the organ of the French go ...
Halaman x
... tion of neutral powers in time of war , which are neither very new , nor very perfpicuous , he pro- ceeds thus " I have mentioned the maritime preponde- 66 rance of England ; the consciousness of her fuperiority has given rife to ...
... tion of neutral powers in time of war , which are neither very new , nor very perfpicuous , he pro- ceeds thus " I have mentioned the maritime preponde- 66 rance of England ; the consciousness of her fuperiority has given rife to ...
Halaman xi
... tion Act took place in 1651. He must therefore renounce all confiftency , or affert that the mari- time law of England was unknown till near the end of the feventeenth century . But the mari- time law of England is the maritime law ex ...
... tion Act took place in 1651. He must therefore renounce all confiftency , or affert that the mari- time law of England was unknown till near the end of the feventeenth century . But the mari- time law of England is the maritime law ex ...
Halaman xvi
... tion of the war ; and thus of becoming , as it were , parties to it on either fide , according to their immediate interefts , without being fubject to its dangers or difficulties . It would be abfurd to enter into any difcuf- fion of ...
... tion of the war ; and thus of becoming , as it were , parties to it on either fide , according to their immediate interefts , without being fubject to its dangers or difficulties . It would be abfurd to enter into any difcuf- fion of ...
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Halaman xxxvii - American vessels having French property on board, are warranted by the law of nations. The force and operation of this law was contemplated by France and the United States when they formed their treaty of commerce ; and their special stipulation on this point was meant as au exception to an universal rule.
Halaman cxvi - Russias ; who, after having reciprocally exchanged their full Powers, found to be in good and due form, have concluded and agreed, that all the Articles of the Convention concluded between His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and His...
Halaman cvii - N , to sail from thence to N, laden with N , on account of N , after the said ship shall have been visited before its departure in the usual manner by the officers appointed for that purpose ; and the said N , or such other as shall be vested with powers to replace him, shall be obliged...
Halaman cxi - ... benefits ; have named and chosen for their Plenipotentiaries, viz. His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Alleyne Lord Baron St. Helens, His said Majesty's Privy Counsellor and His Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias; and His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias, Sieur...
Halaman xcviii - Helens, privy counsellor, &c. who, after having communicated their full powers, and found them in good and due form, have agreed upon the following points and articles : Art.
Halaman cv - Imperial Majesty, in the name of the two Contracting Parties, to accede to the present Convention, and at the same time to renew and confirm their respective Treaties of commerce with His Britannic Majesty...
Halaman xcix - That the ships of the neutral power may navigate freely to the ports, and upon the coasts of the nations at war.
Halaman cii - ... of its nation, laden with such a cargo, and for such a port : On the other part, that the ship of war of the belligerent party, belongs to the royal or imperial fleet of their majesties.
Halaman xcvii - Ireland, being not only to come to an understanding between themselves with respect to the differences which have lately interrupted the good understanding and friendly relations which subsisted between the two states, but also to prevent, by frank and precise explanations upon the navigation of their respective subjects, the renewal of similar altercations and troubles which might be the consequence of them; and the...
Halaman xcvii - ... object of the solicitude of Their said Majesties being to settle, as soon as can be done, an equitable arrangement of those differences, and an invariable determination of their principles upon the rights of neutrality, in their application to Their respective Monarchies...