The American Law Journal
The American Law Journal
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** By this law, which we or- dain to be perpetual, we order, that whatever is acquired to the proprietor by alluvion, (either m Egypt by the Nile, or in the other provinces by other rivers) shall neidier be sold by the treasury, nor demanded by any, nor separately estimated.'' Now, if the laws of the Nile are ** applied to the Mississippi, with such perfect accordances^ as he says and I agree to, what question is left between us? After having thus completely de- feated his arguments, to shew^at... the shore or the beach^ as he himself repeatedly calls it, is not the bed of die river, it would be nugatory to examine those, by which he endeavours to esta- some precept to arrest him in the unholy career of first oppressing a fellow ciUzen, whom he was bound to protect, and then adding mockery to his other outrages.
* Page 52, in note.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 213 blish the property of the nation in the soil of diat bed. The truth is, he expresses himself so indistinctly on this subject, that it is reallydifficult to discoverhis precise idea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** By this law, which we or- dain to be perpetual, we order, that whatever is acquired to the proprietor by alluvion, (either m Egypt by the Nile, or in the other provinces by other rivers) shall neidier be sold by the treasury, nor demanded by any, nor separately estimated.'' Now, if the laws of the Nile are ** applied to the Mississippi, with such perfect accordances^ as he says and I agree to, what question is left between us? After having thus completely de- feated his arguments, to shew^at... the shore or the beach^ as he himself repeatedly calls it, is not the bed of die river, it would be nugatory to examine those, by which he endeavours to esta- some precept to arrest him in the unholy career of first oppressing a fellow ciUzen, whom he was bound to protect, and then adding mockery to his other outrages.
* Page 52, in note.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 213 blish the property of the nation in the soil of diat bed. The truth is, he expresses himself so indistinctly on this subject, that it is reallydifficult to discoverhis precise idea.
What to read after The American Law Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miscellaneous Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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