3. Privateering.

4. Prizes

5. Ransom bills.

6. Right of Postliminium

LECTURE VI. Of the Rights and Duties of Neutrals

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LECTURE VIII. — Of Truces, Passports, and Treaties of Peace

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LECTURE IX. — Of Offences against the Law of Nations

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LECTURE XII.

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· Of Judicial Constructions of the Powers of Congress

1. Of priority of payment claimed by the United States

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253

1. Of the appointment, tenure, and support of the judges

305

2. Its general powers

312

3. Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court

317

7. Of attorneys and counsel

8. Of clerks .

9. Of marshals

LECTURE XV. Of the Original and Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme

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Court

1. Its original jurisdiction .

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330

332

333

337

338

2. Its appellate jurisdiction in cases pending in State Courts 340

3. Its powers in cases of mandamus

345

4. Its original jurisdiction where a state is a party

5. Its appellate jurisdiction regulated by Congress

6. Its appellate jurisdiction confined to cases under the

constitution, treaties, and laws

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348

349

350

7. Its appellate jurisdiction to matter appearing on record

8. Its appellate jurisdiction exists, though a state be a party 350

LECTURE XVI. — Of the Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts in Respect to

the Common Law, and in Respect to Parties

1. Common-law jurisdiction in criminal cases

2. Common-law jurisdiction in civil cases.

354

LECTURE XVII.— Of the District and Territorial Courts of the United States 377

1. Of the District Court as a Prize Court.

2. Its admiralty criminal jurisdiction

3. Limits of its admiralty jurisdiction

Of the Concurrent Jurisdiction of the State Governments 418

1. Of concurrent powers of legislation.

2. Of concurrent judicial power

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426

LECTURE XIX. — Of Constitutional Restrictions on the Powers of the States 438

3. The states cannot control the exercise of federal power 442

PART III.

OF THE VARIOUS SOURCES OF THE MUNICIPAL LAW OF THE

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4. Notice of the principal reports in equity

5. Interesting character of reports

LECTURE XXII. — Of the Principal Publications of the Common Law

PART IV.

OF THE LAW CONCERNING THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS.

LECTURE XXIV. Of the Absolute Rights of Persons

The history of the bill of rights

1. Of personal security

2. Of slander and libels

3. Of personal liberty

AND HEREIN,

(1.) Writ of habeas corpus

(2.)

homine replegiando

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