An Answer to Mr. Jefferson's Justification of His Conduct in the Case of the New Orleans Batture
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Caillou "pour le sieur de Champagne." " VI. Bourjon pretend que ce qui accroit par alluvion appar- " tient au seigneur haut justicier; mais ni son opinion, ni I'avis " des auteurs qu' il cite, ne sont suivis dans I'asage. Voyez la cou- '* tume de Normandie, art. 195, ^article 268 de celle d' Auxerre, " Particle 154, de celle de Sens, et celle de Metz, tit. 12. art. 28.
" VII. Les atterissernents formes subitement dans la mer ou " dans les fleuves et rivieres navigables, appartiennent au Roi, *'... par le seul droit de sa souverainete. Voyez la declaration du " mois d'Avril 1683, et Mr. Le Bret,de la souverainete Liv. 2.
" Chap. 16; et les edits des mois de Decembre 1693, et Fev- " rier 1710, concernant les atterissernents, isles et islots. On " trouve ces deux edits dans le Recueil de Neron, Tome 2." Ferriere is not less express. " The disposition of this sec- " tion," (that of the Roman law, Inst. Lib. 2, tit. 1, s. 20, de olluvione) " is observed among us." — And the whole passage from the Encyclopedia, of which a shred is given by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caillou "pour le sieur de Champagne." " VI. Bourjon pretend que ce qui accroit par alluvion appar- " tient au seigneur haut justicier; mais ni son opinion, ni I'avis " des auteurs qu' il cite, ne sont suivis dans I'asage. Voyez la cou- '* tume de Normandie, art. 195, ^article 268 de celle d' Auxerre, " Particle 154, de celle de Sens, et celle de Metz, tit. 12. art. 28.
" VII. Les atterissernents formes subitement dans la mer ou " dans les fleuves et rivieres navigables, appartiennent au Roi, *'... par le seul droit de sa souverainete. Voyez la declaration du " mois d'Avril 1683, et Mr. Le Bret,de la souverainete Liv. 2.
" Chap. 16; et les edits des mois de Decembre 1693, et Fev- " rier 1710, concernant les atterissernents, isles et islots. On " trouve ces deux edits dans le Recueil de Neron, Tome 2." Ferriere is not less express. " The disposition of this sec- " tion," (that of the Roman law, Inst. Lib. 2, tit. 1, s. 20, de olluvione) " is observed among us." — And the whole passage from the Encyclopedia, of which a shred is given by Mr.
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