 | Thomas Jefferson - 1793 - 112 páginas
...other nations, have a right to eruife on cur coafts ; л light, not derived from' our permiffion, hut from the law of nature. To render this more advantageous, France has fecured to herfelf, hy treaty with us, two fpecial rights — ift. Admiffion for her prizes and privateers... | |
 | 1815 - 508 páginas
...now proceed to more general ground. France, Holland, and all other nations, have a right to cruise on our coasts ; a right, not derived from our permission,...France has secured to herself, by treaty with us, two special rights — 1st. Admission for her prizes and privateers into our ports. This, by the xvn... | |
 | 1819 - 514 páginas
...other nations, have a right to cruise on our coasts ; a right, not derived from our permission, bat from the law of nature. To render this more advantageous,...France has secured to herself, by treaty with us, two special rights — 1st. Admission for her prizes and privateers into our ports. This, by the xvn... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 554 páginas
...shall now proceed to more general ground. France, England, and all other nations have a right to cruise on our coasts ; a right not derived from our permission,...more advantageous, France has secured to herself, by a treaty with us (as she has done also by a treaty with Great Britain, in the event of a war with us... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 656 páginas
...shall now proceed to more general ground. France, England and ail other nations have a right to cruise on our coasts; a right not derived from our permission,...more advantageous, France has secured to herself, by a treaty with us, (as she has done also by a treaty with Great Britain, in the event of a war with... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 1102 páginas
...shall now proceed to more general ground. France, England, and all other nations have a right to cruise on our coasts ; a right not derived from our permission,...more advantageous, France has secured to herself, by a treaty with us (as she has done also by a treaty with Great Britain, in the event of a war with us... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1830 - 538 páginas
...more general ground. France, England, and all other nations have a right to cruise on our coasts ja right not derived from our permission, but from the...more advantageous, France has secured to herself, by a treaty with us, (as she has done also by a treaty with Great Britain, in the event of a war with... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1854 - 618 páginas
...shall now proceed to more general ground. France, England and all other nations have a right to cruise on our coasts ; a right not derived from our permission,...more advantageous, France has secured to herself, by a treaty with us, (as she has done also by a treaty with Great Britain, in the event of a war with... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1859 - 642 páginas
...shall now proceed to more general ground. France, England and all other nations have a right to cruise on our coasts ; a right not derived from our permission,...more advantageous, France has secured to herself, by a treaty with us, (as she has done also by a treaty with Great Britain, in the event of a war with... | |
 | Great Britain - 1872 - 1140 páginas
...permission, but from the law of ilutare. To render this more advantageous, France has secured to heri«lf, by treaty with us, (as she has done also by a treaty with Great Britain, in the eveut'of a war with us or any other nation,) two special rights : 1st. Admission for her prizes and... | |
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France, England and all other nations have a right to cruise on our coasts ; a right not derived from our permission, but from the law of nature. To render this more advantageous, France has secured to herself, by a treaty with us, (as she has done also... 
