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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THE NAVIGATION ACT OF 1651 217 England , Ireland or the Plantations save in English ships or foreign ships of that country “ of which the said goods are the growth , production or manufacture ” ; foreign goods brought in by English ...
THE NAVIGATION ACT OF 1651 217 England , Ireland or the Plantations save in English ships or foreign ships of that country “ of which the said goods are the growth , production or manufacture ” ; foreign goods brought in by English ...
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“ FREE 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 adopted in the middle of the ...
“ FREE 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 adopted in the middle of the ...
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modified the Ordonnance of 1681 by releasing neutral ships carrying enemy goods , though the latter were still condemned . The Dutch were able between 1650 and 1700 to obtain from Spain , Portugal , France , England and Sweden the ...
modified the Ordonnance of 1681 by releasing neutral ships carrying enemy goods , though the latter were still condemned . The Dutch were able between 1650 and 1700 to obtain from Spain , Portugal , France , England and Sweden the ...
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