Claims Against Mexico a Brief Study of the International Law Applicable to Clai
Claims Against Mexico a Brief Study of the International Law Applicable to Clai
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1896, LXXXII. And LXXXV. ; Mr. Uhl, Acting Sec. Of State to U. S. Vice-Counsel General at Havana, July 1, 1895, For. Rel. 1895, II. , 1216.
5 Moore's Int. Arbi. , II. , 1622, III. , 2982-85.
6 See Mr. Adams, Min. To England, to Mr. Seward, Sec. Of State of U. S. , June 14, 1861; Diplomatic Correspondence 1861, 87, 89; and Mr. Seward, Sec. Of State to Mr. Dayton, Min. To France, Jan. 12, 1864, Dip. Cor. 1864, III. , 17; 6 Moore's Dig. 956, 957.
7 Mr. Davis, Acting Sec. Of State, to Mr. Markbreit..., Min. To Bolivia, No. 55, July 7, 1871, MS. Inst. Bolivia, I. , 145. In this connection see Chapter V, Part C, Section 10. See also the case of the "Seven Mexican Shepherds" cited in Chapter IV, Part H, Section 2.
8 Mr. McLane, Sec. Of State, to Mr. Butler, Min. To Mexico, June 20, 1834, MS. Inst. Mex. XV. , 27; Wharton Int. Law Digest II. , 576, Sec. 223.
9 Richardson's Messages, III. , 147, 151.
Ill injuries are fairly begun fresh troubles arise; but too frequently new injuries are added to the old, to be discussed together with the existing government after it has proved its ability to sustain the assaults made upon it, or with its successor, if overthrown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1896, LXXXII. And LXXXV. ; Mr. Uhl, Acting Sec. Of State to U. S. Vice-Counsel General at Havana, July 1, 1895, For. Rel. 1895, II. , 1216.
5 Moore's Int. Arbi. , II. , 1622, III. , 2982-85.
6 See Mr. Adams, Min. To England, to Mr. Seward, Sec. Of State of U. S. , June 14, 1861; Diplomatic Correspondence 1861, 87, 89; and Mr. Seward, Sec. Of State to Mr. Dayton, Min. To France, Jan. 12, 1864, Dip. Cor. 1864, III. , 17; 6 Moore's Dig. 956, 957.
7 Mr. Davis, Acting Sec. Of State, to Mr. Markbreit..., Min. To Bolivia, No. 55, July 7, 1871, MS. Inst. Bolivia, I. , 145. In this connection see Chapter V, Part C, Section 10. See also the case of the "Seven Mexican Shepherds" cited in Chapter IV, Part H, Section 2.
8 Mr. McLane, Sec. Of State, to Mr. Butler, Min. To Mexico, June 20, 1834, MS. Inst. Mex. XV. , 27; Wharton Int. Law Digest II. , 576, Sec. 223.
9 Richardson's Messages, III. , 147, 151.
Ill injuries are fairly begun fresh troubles arise; but too frequently new injuries are added to the old, to be discussed together with the existing government after it has proved its ability to sustain the assaults made upon it, or with its successor, if overthrown.
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