American Eloquence volume I of 4
American Eloquence volume I of 4
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, compensation for the negroescarried away by the British; restoration of the western posts, andindemnification for their detention.
On the subject of the first claim, which has been objected to asgroundless, I will observe that I am not satisfied that the constructiongiven by the British government to that article of the treaty isjustified even by the letter of the article. That construction rests onthe supposition that slaves come under the general denomination ofbooty, and are alienated the ...moment they fall into possession of anenemy, so that all those who were in the hands of the British when thetreaty of peace was signed, must be considered as British and not asAmerican property, and are not included in the article. It will, however, appear by recurring to Vattel when speaking of the right of"Postliminium, " that slaves cannot be considered as a part of the bootywhich is alienated by the act of capture, and that they are to be rankedrather with real property, to the profits of which only the captors areentitled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, compensation for the negroescarried away by the British; restoration of the western posts, andindemnification for their detention.
On the subject of the first claim, which has been objected to asgroundless, I will observe that I am not satisfied that the constructiongiven by the British government to that article of the treaty isjustified even by the letter of the article. That construction rests onthe supposition that slaves come under the general denomination ofbooty, and are alienated the ...moment they fall into possession of anenemy, so that all those who were in the hands of the British when thetreaty of peace was signed, must be considered as British and not asAmerican property, and are not included in the article. It will, however, appear by recurring to Vattel when speaking of the right of"Postliminium, " that slaves cannot be considered as a part of the bootywhich is alienated by the act of capture, and that they are to be rankedrather with real property, to the profits of which only the captors areentitled.
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