An Inquiry Into the Causes And Consequences of the Orders in Council And An Ex
An Inquiry Into the Causes And Consequences of the Orders in Council And An Ex
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Foreign nations look naturally to the practice and to our public acts. In neither could any trace be found of these dangerous pretensions ; and it became im- material for them to ascertain how we reconciled our conduct to our construction of the law of nations : while we, on the contrary, appear to have cared little about our practice or our admissions, as long as we retained what must appear the childish advantage, of not (lisa cular circumstances of each case. Perhaps the mere touching in die... neutral country to take fresh clearances may properly be considered as a fraudulent evasion, and is, in effect, the direct trade; hut the liio;h court of admiralty has expressly decided (and I see no reason to txpect that the court of appeal will vary the rules) that landing the oods and paying the duties in the neutral country breaks the conti- nuity of the voyage, and is such an importation as legalizes the trade, although the goods he reshipped in the same vessel, and on account of the same neutral proprietors, and be forwarded for sale to the mother country or the colony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foreign nations look naturally to the practice and to our public acts. In neither could any trace be found of these dangerous pretensions ; and it became im- material for them to ascertain how we reconciled our conduct to our construction of the law of nations : while we, on the contrary, appear to have cared little about our practice or our admissions, as long as we retained what must appear the childish advantage, of not (lisa cular circumstances of each case. Perhaps the mere touching in die... neutral country to take fresh clearances may properly be considered as a fraudulent evasion, and is, in effect, the direct trade; hut the liio;h court of admiralty has expressly decided (and I see no reason to txpect that the court of appeal will vary the rules) that landing the oods and paying the duties in the neutral country breaks the conti- nuity of the voyage, and is such an importation as legalizes the trade, although the goods he reshipped in the same vessel, and on account of the same neutral proprietors, and be forwarded for sale to the mother country or the colony.
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