Our Fishery Rights in the North Atlantic
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, II. Had beeivto pro- hibit foreign nations from intercom * by sea with her colonies, either to 25 import tnl ixport from them in theirvessels. This policy was in U when Hi. - treat} of [783 was made. The rights of the United States, th in acknowledged, to use the porl, cre' to Senator Morgan, American Law Rev. , vol. Xxi, p. 432.
In a decision under the treaty in the vice-admiralty court in 1S06 (the " Fame, " Stewart's Rep. , 95), it was said that al- though American vessels could supply the...ir own fishing vessels with necessaries and enter an uninhabited port in the course ol such trading, the Treaty of [783 gave no authority to trade with the shore, so that the words "for no other purpose whatever" in the Treaty of 1818 were merely declaratory of the then ex- isting relations between the two countries so far as the three- mile limit was concerned, a prohibition of all commercial and other privileges beyond those expressed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, II. Had beeivto pro- hibit foreign nations from intercom * by sea with her colonies, either to 25 import tnl ixport from them in theirvessels. This policy was in U when Hi. - treat} of [783 was made. The rights of the United States, th in acknowledged, to use the porl, cre' to Senator Morgan, American Law Rev. , vol. Xxi, p. 432.
In a decision under the treaty in the vice-admiralty court in 1S06 (the " Fame, " Stewart's Rep. , 95), it was said that al- though American vessels could supply the...ir own fishing vessels with necessaries and enter an uninhabited port in the course ol such trading, the Treaty of [783 gave no authority to trade with the shore, so that the words "for no other purpose whatever" in the Treaty of 1818 were merely declaratory of the then ex- isting relations between the two countries so far as the three- mile limit was concerned, a prohibition of all commercial and other privileges beyond those expressed.
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