A History of the Law of Nations
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206. . .. .. .. . MiT-w-ii i Carl eton's Letters, the Mediterranean pirates. I he Dutch, who were accused pp. 126, 135, 232. By Englishmen of making a rod for themselves by the . Supply to the Algerines of powder and other warlike (material, were reduced to negotiating with the Dey for the exemption of their vessels from attack. Blake in p 7 ^^"^' 166 THE SCIENCE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. 1655 avenged the unsuccessful attack made upon Algiers in 1621 by Sir Kobert Mansel, but in 1664 a Spanish Vice...roy of the New World bound from Cadiz to his Fanshavfs Letters, p. 105. Government was taken by Turkish pirates. When Spain When, upon the discovery of the New World and of advanc^new the route round the Cape, the Spaniards and Portuguese claims the strove, in pursuance of the bulls of Nicholas, Sixtus lisVand n8 * an( * Alexander, varied by treaty between the two states, French resist, to exclude all other civilized powers not only from any share in the newly revealed lands but from the profitable navigation of the Eastern and Western oceans, England united with the revolted Dutch in determined opposition to the claim, and Catholic France backed their combined C Eu^u.
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206. . .. .. .. . MiT-w-ii i Carl eton's Letters, the Mediterranean pirates. I he Dutch, who were accused pp. 126, 135, 232. By Englishmen of making a rod for themselves by the . Supply to the Algerines of powder and other warlike (material, were reduced to negotiating with the Dey for the exemption of their vessels from attack. Blake in p 7 ^^"^' 166 THE SCIENCE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. 1655 avenged the unsuccessful attack made upon Algiers in 1621 by Sir Kobert Mansel, but in 1664 a Spanish Vice...roy of the New World bound from Cadiz to his Fanshavfs Letters, p. 105. Government was taken by Turkish pirates. When Spain When, upon the discovery of the New World and of advanc^new the route round the Cape, the Spaniards and Portuguese claims the strove, in pursuance of the bulls of Nicholas, Sixtus lisVand n8 * an( * Alexander, varied by treaty between the two states, French resist, to exclude all other civilized powers not only from any share in the newly revealed lands but from the profitable navigation of the Eastern and Western oceans, England united with the revolted Dutch in determined opposition to the claim, and Catholic France backed their combined C Eu^u.
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