Reconstruction volume 1
Reconstruction volume 1
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The doctrine will be found not only In the text and notes of Wheaton, but in Vattel, in AVard, ^n Halleck, and Bello.
Mr. DEMING. I would ask my friend if he has looked over the notes in Lawrence's Wheaton for the purpose of seeing the conflict- ing authorities which Lawrence there quotes on this specific point ; that is to say, in a civil war it Is incompetent for the sovereign to ex- ercise both civil and belligerent rights.
Mr. SHELLABARGER. I answer the gen- tleman that I have looked throug...h those notes carefully and thoroughly", and that while, if my memory is not now at fault, I find some unim- portant conflict of authority, I do not find art)' conflict that at all impairs the force of settled law as established in the prize cases.
Sir, it is a weak and inadequate statement of the truth to say that he mocks the law, offends the loyal sense of the people, and insults their common sense who affirms that that people or those States had any rights of government in this Union, every man, woman, and child of whom have been pronounced by two unanimous judgments of the Supreme Court of the Repub- lic to be, in contemplation of the supreme law of that Republic and of the law of nations, the public enemies of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The doctrine will be found not only In the text and notes of Wheaton, but in Vattel, in AVard, ^n Halleck, and Bello.
Mr. DEMING. I would ask my friend if he has looked over the notes in Lawrence's Wheaton for the purpose of seeing the conflict- ing authorities which Lawrence there quotes on this specific point ; that is to say, in a civil war it Is incompetent for the sovereign to ex- ercise both civil and belligerent rights.
Mr. SHELLABARGER. I answer the gen- tleman that I have looked throug...h those notes carefully and thoroughly", and that while, if my memory is not now at fault, I find some unim- portant conflict of authority, I do not find art)' conflict that at all impairs the force of settled law as established in the prize cases.
Sir, it is a weak and inadequate statement of the truth to say that he mocks the law, offends the loyal sense of the people, and insults their common sense who affirms that that people or those States had any rights of government in this Union, every man, woman, and child of whom have been pronounced by two unanimous judgments of the Supreme Court of the Repub- lic to be, in contemplation of the supreme law of that Republic and of the law of nations, the public enemies of the United States.
What to read after Reconstruction volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Shellabarger to read onlineMoreLess
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