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By taking formal possession of such Countries . ... has also been contended , that no title can accrue from mere discovery , unless such discovery be accompanied by certain formal Acts , which generally are styled Acts of possession .
By taking formal possession of such Countries . ... has also been contended , that no title can accrue from mere discovery , unless such discovery be accompanied by certain formal Acts , which generally are styled Acts of possession .
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3rd , — That the means of acquiring , which Puffendorf calls origi . pary , that is , the discovery and the occupation , or actual and permanent possession , with intention to retain , —are not the only ones .
3rd , — That the means of acquiring , which Puffendorf calls origi . pary , that is , the discovery and the occupation , or actual and permanent possession , with intention to retain , —are not the only ones .
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Above all , had such right been inherent in England and not in Spain , England would not have desisted : therefore up to that time England possessed no right . France was the first Nation which , long after this , took possession of the ...
Above all , had such right been inherent in England and not in Spain , England would not have desisted : therefore up to that time England possessed no right . France was the first Nation which , long after this , took possession of the ...
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Contents
RUSSIA Continued | 42 |
Act of PARLIAMENT relative to the Salaries and Pensions | 77 |
CORRESPONDENCE with Great Britain relative to the Slave | 143 |
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 20 |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1832 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Apr 2011 |
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