History and Digest of the International Arbitrations to which the United States Has Been a Party: Together with Appendices Containing the Treaties Relating to Such Arbitrations, and Historical Legal Notes ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1898 - Arbitration (International law) |
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... enemy . The United States has on former occasioned exercised this right and pro- vided for it by law ( see act July 6 , 1778 , ch . 66 , entitled ' An act respecting alien enemies . Stat . at L. , vol . 1 , page 577. ' ) " The ...
... enemy . The United States has on former occasioned exercised this right and pro- vided for it by law ( see act July 6 , 1778 , ch . 66 , entitled ' An act respecting alien enemies . Stat . at L. , vol . 1 , page 577. ' ) " The ...
Page 3283
... enemy . He was taken to Fort McHenry , there detained for about five weeks , and discharged without trial . He ... enemy's country , and where such conduct involved danger to the military operations of the United States . " On the part ...
... enemy . He was taken to Fort McHenry , there detained for about five weeks , and discharged without trial . He ... enemy's country , and where such conduct involved danger to the military operations of the United States . " On the part ...
Page 3284
... enemy , such language being calculated to give aid , comfort , and assistance to the enemy . He was found guilty by the commission , and sentenced to imprisonment for five years , with hard labor , at the Dry Tortugas , or such other ...
... enemy , such language being calculated to give aid , comfort , and assistance to the enemy . He was found guilty by the commission , and sentenced to imprisonment for five years , with hard labor , at the Dry Tortugas , or such other ...
Page 3286
... enemy , first , from South Carolina , by way of Rich- mond to New York ; second , from New York again , by way of Nassau and Wilmington , through the blockade , to South Car- olina ; and again from South Carolina , by way of Richmond ...
... enemy , first , from South Carolina , by way of Rich- mond to New York ; second , from New York again , by way of Nassau and Wilmington , through the blockade , to South Car- olina ; and again from South Carolina , by way of Richmond ...
Page 3288
... enemy's country , and through his mili- tary lines , after having voluntarily remained within the enemy's country during two years of the war , was one which the United States might lawfully prevent or punish , and that their send- ing ...
... enemy's country , and through his mili- tary lines , after having voluntarily remained within the enemy's country during two years of the war , was one which the United States might lawfully prevent or punish , and that their send- ing ...
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