War Powers Under the Constitution of the United States Military Arrests Recon
War Powers Under the Constitution of the United States Military Arrests Recon
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He left, the port of Philadelphia without having obtained license to carry passengers ; he reported to the revenue cutter which overhauled his vessel after leaving port, that he had no passenger on board ; but after that time he took up five persons at the island aforesaid, who were notorious secession ists, and who had been secreted several days ; carried them out of the country, and transferred them at sea to a vessel bound for Nassau, N. P. , with a view of enabling them to join their confed...erates in the rebellious States, or, at least, with the intention of enabling them to escape the performance of their legal obligation to serve as a part of the forces of the United States in the present war, they being subject to be drafted therein according to law.
These proceedings were in direct violation of the laws of the United States and the Proclamation of the President, and were acts of hostility, according to the law martial.
Having arrived at Nassau, Captain Sherwin there sold his vessel, returned to Philadelphia, and purchased another vessel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He left, the port of Philadelphia without having obtained license to carry passengers ; he reported to the revenue cutter which overhauled his vessel after leaving port, that he had no passenger on board ; but after that time he took up five persons at the island aforesaid, who were notorious secession ists, and who had been secreted several days ; carried them out of the country, and transferred them at sea to a vessel bound for Nassau, N. P. , with a view of enabling them to join their confed...erates in the rebellious States, or, at least, with the intention of enabling them to escape the performance of their legal obligation to serve as a part of the forces of the United States in the present war, they being subject to be drafted therein according to law.
These proceedings were in direct violation of the laws of the United States and the Proclamation of the President, and were acts of hostility, according to the law martial.
Having arrived at Nassau, Captain Sherwin there sold his vessel, returned to Philadelphia, and purchased another vessel.
What to read after War Powers Under the Constitution of the United States Military Arrests Recon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Whiting to read onlineMoreLess
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