The Great European Treaties of the Nineteenth Century
The Great European Treaties of the Nineteenth Century
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The two Governments engage to preserve the navigable channels of the Scheldt, and of its mouths, and to place and maintain therein the necessary beacons and buoys, each for its own part of the River.
3. There shall be levied by the Government of the Netherlands, upon the navigation of the Scheldt and of its mouths, a single duty of ifl. 5oc. Per ton, that is to say, ifl. I2c. On vessels which, coming from the High Sea, shall ascend the Western Scheldt in order to proceed to Belgium by the Schel...dt or by the Canal of Terneuze ; and of 380. Per ton on vessels which, coming from Belgium by the Scheldt or by the Canal of Terneuze, shall descend the Western Scheldt in order to proceed to the High Sea. And in order that the said vessels may not be subject to any visit, nor to any delay or hindrance whatever within the Dutch waters, either in ascending the Scheldt from the High Sea, or in descending the Scheldt in order to reach the High Sea, it is agreed that the collection of the duty above mentioned shall take place by Dutch agents at Antwerp and at Terneuze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two Governments engage to preserve the navigable channels of the Scheldt, and of its mouths, and to place and maintain therein the necessary beacons and buoys, each for its own part of the River.
3. There shall be levied by the Government of the Netherlands, upon the navigation of the Scheldt and of its mouths, a single duty of ifl. 5oc. Per ton, that is to say, ifl. I2c. On vessels which, coming from the High Sea, shall ascend the Western Scheldt in order to proceed to Belgium by the Schel...dt or by the Canal of Terneuze ; and of 380. Per ton on vessels which, coming from Belgium by the Scheldt or by the Canal of Terneuze, shall descend the Western Scheldt in order to proceed to the High Sea. And in order that the said vessels may not be subject to any visit, nor to any delay or hindrance whatever within the Dutch waters, either in ascending the Scheldt from the High Sea, or in descending the Scheldt in order to reach the High Sea, it is agreed that the collection of the duty above mentioned shall take place by Dutch agents at Antwerp and at Terneuze.
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