The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth countries |
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... ships or foreign ships of that country " of which the said goods are the growth , pro- duction or manufacture " ; foreign goods brought in by English ships to be brought only from the place of origin , as above defined ; salt fish ...
... ships or foreign ships of that country " of which the said goods are the growth , pro- duction or manufacture " ; foreign goods brought in by English ships to be brought only from the place of origin , as above defined ; salt fish ...
Page 549
... SHIPS , FREE GOODS ' 549 Admiralty matters during the fourteenth century shows that the rule of the Consolato del Mare as regards the liability to capture of enemy property on a neutral ship was ... ships carrying "Free Ships, Free Goods"
... SHIPS , FREE GOODS ' 549 Admiralty matters during the fourteenth century shows that the rule of the Consolato del Mare as regards the liability to capture of enemy property on a neutral ship was ... ships carrying "Free Ships, Free Goods"
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... ships and there is no evidence of resistance until 1759 when the Dutch again claimed to withdraw their convoyed ships from the right of visit . Their purpose was to avoid the application by Great Britain of the " Rule of the War of 1756 ...
... ships and there is no evidence of resistance until 1759 when the Dutch again claimed to withdraw their convoyed ships from the right of visit . Their purpose was to avoid the application by Great Britain of the " Rule of the War of 1756 ...
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