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bigram | frequency |
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united states | 471 |
international law | 426 |
great britain | 106 |
prize money | 90 |
prize court | 89 |
private property | 60 |
state may | 58 |
diplomatic agent | 55 |
international court | 52 |
diplomatic agents | 51 |
foreign state | 50 |
et seq | 49 |
prize courts | 47 |
nineteenth century | 41 |
neutral state | 40 |
th edition | 36 |
naval war | 35 |
parent state | 35 |
international legislation | 34 |
great powers | 31 |
droit international | 31 |
hague conference | 30 |
peace conference | 29 |
hague peace | 29 |
another state | 27 |
local jurisdiction | 26 |
international prize | 26 |
see also | 25 |
present time | 25 |
general principles | 25 |
war code | 24 |
sea laws | 24 |
state papers | 23 |
territorial jurisdiction | 23 |
neutral vessels | 23 |
peace conferences | 23 |
pacific blockade | 22 |
even though | 22 |
merchant vessels | 22 |
unneutral service | 22 |
born subjects | 22 |
roman law | 21 |
international courts | 21 |
common law | 21 |
one state | 21 |
de jure | 21 |
international society | 20 |
neutral vessel | 20 |
admiralty courts | 20 |
second hague | 20 |
english translation | 20 |
neutral port | 19 |
neutral territory | 19 |
new york | 19 |
de la | 19 |
enemy subjects | 19 |
prize distribution | 19 |
original owner | 19 |
privy council | 19 |
municipal law | 19 |
recognizing state | 19 |
martial law | 19 |
lord high | 19 |
monroe doctrine | 18 |
civil war | 18 |
naval forces | 18 |
eighteenth century | 18 |
de droit | 18 |
occupied territory | 18 |
treaty stipulations | 18 |
high seas | 17 |
generally recognized | 17 |
law must | 17 |
public law | 17 |
neutral rights | 17 |
military necessity | 17 |
international community | 17 |
high admiral | 17 |
international relations | 17 |
seventeenth century | 17 |
prize cases | 17 |
captures made | 17 |
different states | 17 |
submarine telegraphic | 16 |
des gens | 16 |
public property | 16 |
territorial waters | 16 |
several states | 16 |
belligerent states | 16 |
telegraphic cables | 16 |
supreme court | 16 |
new state | 16 |
receiving state | 16 |
foreign affairs | 16 |
jure belli | 16 |
third state | 15 |
prize law | 15 |
le droit | 15 |
see appendix | 15 |
historical review | 15 |
prize jurisdiction | 15 |
european states | 15 |
middle ages | 15 |
war may | 15 |
military operations | 15 |
real property | 15 |
english historical | 14 |
prize matters | 14 |
civilized states | 14 |
natural law | 14 |
high court | 14 |
droit des | 14 |
good prize | 14 |
jus gentium | 14 |
local law | 14 |
suez canal | 14 |
may also | 13 |
maritime war | 13 |
contracting parties | 13 |
nd edition | 13 |
cinque ports | 13 |
states may | 13 |
vice admiralty | 13 |
encyclopedia britannica | 13 |
black book | 13 |
local authorities | 13 |
modern period | 13 |
one half | 13 |
see ante | 12 |
prize act | 12 |
state must | 12 |
chapter iii | 12 |
hostile army | 12 |
roman empire | 12 |
four hours | 12 |
continuous voyages | 12 |
lawful prize | 12 |
sir william | 12 |
international public | 12 |
latter part | 12 |
many states | 12 |
hospital ships | 12 |
del mare | 12 |
consolato del | 12 |
hostile country | 12 |
mile limit | 12 |
general principle | 12 |
belligerent occupation | 11 |
carrying contraband | 11 |
one third | 11 |
modern times | 11 |
enemy property | 11 |
states parties | 11 |
armed forces | 11 |
naval prize | 11 |
good offices | 11 |
maritime law | 11 |
two states | 11 |
land war | 11 |
individual states | 11 |
rd edition | 11 |
hall says | 11 |
two countries | 11 |
chapter ii | 11 |
capture private | 11 |
native state | 11 |
one another | 11 |
permanent court | 11 |
public vessels | 11 |
recent years | 10 |
de facto | 10 |
belligerent state | 10 |
bering sea | 10 |
diplomatic relations | 10 |
good faith | 10 |
see sea | 10 |
southern district | 10 |
set forth | 10 |
chapter iv | 10 |
general international | 10 |
french translation | 10 |
generally accepted | 10 |
personal property | 10 |
international intercourse | 10 |
states will | 10 |
armed force | 10 |
district court | 10 |
may require | 10 |
human nature | 10 |
fifteenth century | 10 |
taken place | 10 |
prizes taken | 10 |
new states | 10 |
maritime jurisdiction | 10 |
every state | 10 |
foreign prince | 9 |
well established | 9 |
second peace | 9 |
neutral goods | 9 |
naval warfare | 9 |
real international | 9 |
goods taken | 9 |
state will | 9 |
military authority | 9 |
eastern states | 9 |
given state | 9 |
early times | 9 |
every case | 9 |
private vessels | 9 |
professor oppenheim | 9 |
hostile government | 9 |
modern international | 9 |
military service | 9 |
merchant vessel | 9 |
quoted ibid | 9 |
neutral states | 9 |
amicable settlement | 9 |
blockaded port | 9 |
joint captors | 9 |
general rule | 9 |
many cases | 9 |
open sea | 9 |
geneva convention | 9 |
foreign states | 8 |
private individuals | 8 |
armed vessel | 8 |
william scott | 8 |
text writers | 8 |
neutral powers | 8 |
early period | 8 |
cases involving | 8 |
given rise | 8 |
inter gentes | 8 |
will also | 8 |
diplomatic representative | 8 |
state authority | 8 |
western states | 8 |
belligerent rights | 8 |
contraband goods | 8 |
middle period | 8 |
accrediting state | 8 |
sovereign political | 8 |
select pleas | 8 |
certain acts | 8 |
first place | 8 |
either belligerent | 8 |
regular war | 8 |
executive power | 8 |
disputed questions | 8 |
hostile relations | 8 |
enemy vessel | 8 |
diplomatic practice | 8 |
naval service | 8 |
neutral relations | 8 |
free state | 8 |
free goods | 8 |
armed vessels | 8 |
take part | 8 |
special commission | 8 |
prize crew | 8 |
juristic methods | 8 |
international administration | 8 |
diplomatic papers | 8 |
neutralized states | 8 |
may take | 8 |
european powers | 8 |
military occupation | 8 |
hostile redress | 8 |
vessels engaged | 7 |
war vessels | 7 |
ordinary commerce | 7 |
large number | 7 |
take place | 7 |
thousand dollars | 7 |
sovereign powers | 7 |
neutral flag | 7 |
sea law | 7 |
exclusive jurisdiction | 7 |
private international | 7 |
third part | 7 |
private persons | 7 |
ordinary course | 7 |
penal jurisdiction | 7 |
existing state | 7 |
original captor | 7 |
money laws | 7 |
three years | 7 |
seldon series | 7 |
different countries | 7 |
red cross | 7 |
duly authorized | 7 |
th ed | 7 |
present day | 7 |
canon law | 7 |
volunteer navy | 7 |
among states | 7 |
consular functions | 7 |
holy alliance | 7 |
sixteenth century | 7 |
diplomatic officers | 7 |
one thousand | 7 |
naval conference | 7 |
maritime codes | 7 |
foreign literature | 7 |
british government | 7 |
definite rules | 7 |
first class | 7 |
political unity | 7 |
suffer death | 7 |
droit maritime | 7 |
must become | 7 |
different nations | 7 |
north america | 7 |
case held | 7 |
english law | 7 |
public international | 7 |
neutral jurisdiction | 7 |
free ships | 7 |
sir leoline | 7 |
customary law | 7 |
statute law | 7 |
consular court | 7 |
permanent institution | 7 |
public service | 7 |
rolls series | 7 |
home government | 7 |
auxiliary navy | 7 |
leoline jenkins | 7 |
marine league | 7 |
may send | 7 |
chapter vi | 7 |
may enter | 7 |
legitimate government | 7 |
recognized state | 6 |
enemy state | 6 |
real court | 6 |
international enactments | 6 |
white flag | 6 |
commissioned captors | 6 |
second place | 6 |
war college | 6 |
see treaties | 6 |
high misdemeanor | 6 |
may demand | 6 |
independent states | 6 |
interstate relations | 6 |
political science | 6 |
international organization | 6 |
human society | 6 |
following articles | 6 |
federal state | 6 |
civil jurisdiction | 6 |
many years | 6 |
national flag | 6 |
jus naturale | 6 |
recent times | 6 |
enclosed waters | 6 |
protecting state | 6 |
two great | 6 |
may lead | 6 |
certain states | 6 |
foreign relations | 6 |
central authority | 6 |
direct assistance | 6 |
may come | 6 |
international negotiation | 6 |
law courts | 6 |
de martens | 6 |
lord bacon | 6 |
war shall | 6 |
territory may | 6 |
second class | 6 |
foreign country | 6 |
prize bounty | 6 |
one tenth | 6 |
general practice | 6 |
modern law | 6 |
captured vessel | 6 |
make use | 6 |
shall endeavour | 6 |
german war | 6 |
favored nation | 6 |
congo free | 6 |
internal affairs | 6 |
international practice | 6 |
river navigation | 6 |
international circle | 6 |
ministers resident | 6 |
proper authority | 6 |
triple alliance | 6 |
due diligence | 6 |
diplomatic characters | 6 |
neutral commerce | 6 |
domestic law | 6 |
must always | 6 |
hospital staff | 6 |
early days | 6 |
ascertain whether | 6 |
state existence | 6 |
alabama case | 6 |
vessel shall | 6 |
either party | 6 |
become international | 6 |
sovereign states | 6 |
court will | 6 |
may become | 6 |
neutral territorial | 6 |
ac pacis | 6 |
state within | 6 |
deemed guilty | 6 |
du droit | 6 |
general rights | 6 |
forbidden methods | 6 |
blockading force | 6 |
international agreement | 6 |
en masse | 6 |
gave rise | 6 |
state whose | 6 |
hostile occupation | 6 |
states reports | 6 |
international agreements | 6 |
states concerned | 5 |
private reprisal | 5 |
constitutional law | 5 |
droit int | 5 |
general effects | 5 |
armed neutrality | 5 |
first act | 5 |
prize master | 5 |
admiralty law | 5 |
slave trade | 5 |
see holls | 5 |
enacted rules | 5 |
private gain | 5 |
deputy consuls | 5 |
without special | 5 |
civilized nations | 5 |
geht vor | 5 |
english publicists | 5 |
public war | 5 |
south african | 5 |
international statutes | 5 |
acquiring territory | 5 |
territory occupied | 5 |
diplomatic negotiations | 5 |
foreign countries | 5 |
fully sovereign | 5 |
military character | 5 |
commercial agents | 5 |
enemy vessels | 5 |
mission may | 5 |
neutrality laws | 5 |
vary greatly | 5 |
treaty stipulation | 5 |
american states | 5 |
charles ii | 5 |
give rise | 5 |
ultima ratio | 5 |
foreign juristic | 5 |
sir travers | 5 |
treaty provisions | 5 |
christian states | 5 |
occupying state | 5 |
present age | 5 |
belligerent armies | 5 |
diplomatic negotiation | 5 |
necessary measures | 5 |
three classes | 5 |
may sometimes | 5 |
commercial war | 5 |
come within | 5 |
public vessel | 5 |
persons affected | 5 |
fundamental principles | 5 |
french revolution | 5 |
state officers | 5 |
war status | 5 |
japanese war | 5 |
european nations | 5 |
criminal law | 5 |
division among | 5 |
thousand eight | 5 |
warlike use | 5 |
belligerent community | 5 |
hostile act | 5 |
chief justice | 5 |
fully civilized | 5 |
royal navy | 5 |
human wisdom | 5 |
two years | 5 |
engaged exclusively | 5 |
belligerent troops | 5 |
allowed thirty | 5 |
arbitral tribunal | 5 |
unless otherwise | 5 |
hundred years | 5 |
send diplomatic | 5 |
hanseatic league | 5 |
latter half | 5 |
droit de | 5 |
consular agents | 5 |
eight hundred | 5 |
special organs | 5 |
louis xiv | 5 |
vessels must | 5 |
enemy subject | 5 |
la guerre | 5 |
vessels sailing | 5 |
will show | 5 |
new rules | 5 |
thirty days | 5 |
early writers | 5 |
proper authorities | 5 |
generally conceded | 5 |
generally admitted | 5 |
may determine | 5 |
oxford manual | 5 |
one belligerent | 5 |
let us | 5 |
wholly within | 5 |
treaty may | 5 |
positive obligations | 5 |
kent com | 5 |
set aside | 5 |
american journal | 5 |
fishing vessels | 5 |
political authority | 5 |
original title | 5 |
mixed courts | 5 |
may prescribe | 5 |
law may | 5 |
naval policy | 5 |
first rank | 5 |
local laws | 5 |
following rules | 5 |
science quarterly | 5 |
agent may | 5 |
eastern question | 5 |
vor kriegsmanier | 5 |
may receive | 5 |
considerable number | 5 |
rhodian sea | 5 |
law writers | 5 |
ethical bases | 5 |
prize salvage | 5 |
sovereign state | 5 |
key west | 5 |
maritime warfare | 5 |
william iv | 5 |
court precedence | 5 |
belli ac | 5 |
made prisoners | 5 |
general report | 5 |
without offense | 5 |
historical bases | 5 |
may th | 5 |
state shall | 5 |
called international | 5 |
affecting jurisdiction | 5 |
south american | 5 |
must decide | 5 |
five pounds | 5 |
without delay | 5 |
step forward | 5 |
enemy goods | 5 |
general sanction | 5 |
criminal jurisdiction | 5 |
santa cruz | 5 |
prussian war | 4 |
vessel captured | 4 |
innocent use | 4 |
must also | 4 |
amalfitan tables | 4 |
belli et | 4 |
constitutional history | 4 |
early part | 4 |
court may | 4 |
international rules | 4 |
private men | 4 |
civil matters | 4 |
false colors | 4 |
bad faith | 4 |
letters patent | 4 |
called forth | 4 |
state organization | 4 |
english authorities | 4 |
military force | 4 |
official suite | 4 |
naval officers | 4 |
domestic courts | 4 |
endless variety | 4 |
illegal acts | 4 |
may vary | 4 |
states provides | 4 |
lord stowell | 4 |
foreign enlistment | 4 |
state action | 4 |
shall remain | 4 |
may involve | 4 |
consular courts | 4 |
american ship | 4 |
shall take | 4 |
legislative power | 4 |
human life | 4 |
interned persons | 4 |
may properly | 4 |
iii international | 4 |
international tribunal | 4 |
official administration | 4 |
state making | 4 |
contending parties | 4 |
third states | 4 |
special exemptions | 4 |
enemy private | 4 |
ships shall | 4 |
enemy ships | 4 |
international conventions | 4 |
usually provided | 4 |
jus inter | 4 |
undefended towns | 4 |
without commission | 4 |
military purposes | 4 |
movable property | 4 |
now generally | 4 |
political history | 4 |
may give | 4 |
general classes | 4 |
shall cover | 4 |
considerable time | 4 |
american admiralty | 4 |
must take | 4 |
money law | 4 |
states navy | 4 |
war will | 4 |
tells us | 4 |
modern war | 4 |
require ratification | 4 |
every person | 4 |
respective governments | 4 |
proposed international | 4 |
historical development | 4 |
vital interests | 4 |
ancient law | 4 |
head money | 4 |
committed within | 4 |
also phillimore | 4 |
district courts | 4 |
influencing state | 4 |
reasonable time | 4 |
civil officers | 4 |
civil law | 4 |
international peace | 4 |
settling disputes | 4 |
similar nature | 4 |
jural bases | 4 |
state affair | 4 |
penal law | 4 |
interstate action | 4 |
see ambassadors | 4 |
confederate states | 4 |
whose names | 4 |
general development | 4 |
american civil | 4 |
mare clausum | 4 |
american army | 4 |
general rules | 4 |
merchant ships | 4 |
one point | 4 |
public enemy | 4 |
issue letters | 4 |
first hague | 4 |
charter party | 4 |
first three | 4 |
new principles | 4 |
general disarmament | 4 |
international disputes | 4 |
papers may | 4 |
early terminology | 4 |
international differences | 4 |
neutral power | 4 |
commonly called | 4 |
internal business | 4 |
acquired nationality | 4 |
boundary line | 4 |
consular duties | 4 |
earliest times | 4 |
civilized state | 4 |
public enemies | 4 |
positive international | 4 |
state authorization | 4 |
force sufficient | 4 |
parta cedunt | 4 |
et pacis | 4 |
war belong | 4 |
receive one | 4 |
canadian fisheries | 4 |
six miles | 4 |
state extends | 4 |
commanding officer | 4 |
vessel may | 4 |
state property | 4 |
many treaties | 4 |
territorial domain | 4 |
april th | 4 |
human mind | 4 |
may go | 4 |
legislative activity | 4 |
may extend | 4 |
vessels may | 4 |
diplomatic channels | 4 |
public order | 4 |
corporations organized | 4 |
statutory rules | 4 |
line drawn | 4 |
hague conferences | 4 |
brought within | 4 |
ransom bill | 4 |
naval force | 4 |
first time | 4 |
invaded territory | 4 |
may choose | 4 |
et des | 4 |
public buildings | 4 |
single state | 4 |
property within | 4 |
new international | 4 |
united kingdom | 4 |
filed may | 4 |
international interests | 4 |
state without | 4 |
great step | 4 |
state practice | 4 |
international statehood | 4 |
neutral may | 4 |
cases cited | 4 |
recognized rules | 4 |
army may | 4 |
capturing enemy | 4 |
great extent | 4 |
increasing importance | 4 |
language used | 4 |
fourteenth century | 4 |
comprehensive right | 4 |
setting forth | 4 |
legal adjudication | 4 |
pounds per | 4 |
railway plant | 4 |
international tribunals | 4 |
even without | 4 |
war measure | 4 |
good sense | 4 |
wise men | 4 |
either state | 4 |
neutral ports | 4 |
children born | 4 |
important states | 4 |
international rights | 4 |
sir john | 4 |
royal decree | 4 |
fluvial jurisdiction | 4 |
greater part | 4 |
land telegraphs | 4 |
belligerent territory | 4 |
conditionally contraband | 4 |
many questions | 4 |
general law | 4 |
belligerent vessels | 4 |
municipal laws | 4 |
might also | 4 |
insurgent rights | 4 |
belligerent may | 4 |
acts done | 4 |
edward iii | 4 |
high contracting | 4 |
every enemy | 4 |
whole world | 4 |
consular officers | 4 |
south africa | 4 |
three miles | 4 |
armistice may | 4 |
hostile vessels | 4 |
shall continue | 4 |
among men | 4 |
see whart | 4 |
ionian islands | 4 |
commit hostilities | 4 |
jus sanguinis | 4 |
american war | 4 |
full powers | 4 |
given case | 4 |
circumstances permit | 4 |
military commander | 4 |
legal rules | 4 |
port within | 4 |
exclusive right | 4 |
inequalities among | 4 |
jure coronae | 4 |
due regard | 4 |
military forces | 4 |
maritime affairs | 4 |
political privileges | 4 |
prize commissioners | 4 |
hostile state | 4 |
every point | 4 |
generally held | 4 |
peaceable settlement | 4 |
arms may | 4 |
mail bags | 4 |
english prize | 4 |
war ship | 4 |
log book | 4 |
may serve | 4 |
general consent | 4 |
holy roman | 4 |
see phillimore | 4 |
crimes committed | 4 |
part thereof | 3 |
making power | 3 |
external conditions | 3 |
nation clause | 3 |
persons belonging | 3 |
enemy armed | 3 |
war supplies | 3 |
making free | 3 |
certain circumstances | 3 |
many instances | 3 |
illegal captures | 3 |
privileges granted | 3 |
interested may | 3 |
state usually | 3 |
civilised states | 3 |
established rules | 3 |
offending state | 3 |
neutral government | 3 |
political powers | 3 |
aliens within | 3 |
queen anne | 3 |
enemy captured | 3 |
english orders | 3 |
peculiar character | 3 |
five years | 3 |
given matter | 3 |
cargo belong | 3 |
early international | 3 |
special reward | 3 |
jurisdiction act | 3 |
private relations | 3 |
penal matters | 3 |
recueil de | 3 |
armed hostility | 3 |
chapter vii | 3 |
authority within | 3 |
authorities agree | 3 |
neutral merchant | 3 |
making war | 3 |
part ii | 3 |
legal status | 3 |
special privileges | 3 |
limited area | 3 |
revue de | 3 |
war art | 3 |
legal institutions | 3 |
regular judicial | 3 |
make war | 3 |
necessary papers | 3 |
flag covers | 3 |
making treaties | 3 |
vests originally | 3 |
reader will | 3 |
shall conclude | 3 |
law digest | 3 |
first instance | 3 |
quite well | 3 |
first steps | 3 |
sive juris | 3 |
general provisions | 3 |
former case | 3 |
conditional admission | 3 |
vessel carrying | 3 |
warlike purposes | 3 |
envoys extraordinary | 3 |
neither party | 3 |
consul may | 3 |
west indies | 3 |
also note | 3 |
moral philosophy | 3 |
naval supremacy | 3 |
deep sea | 3 |
great international | 3 |
public authority | 3 |
special circumstances | 3 |
commercial intercourse | 3 |
buildings devoted | 3 |
hostile purposes | 3 |
collective recognition | 3 |
great variety | 3 |
de dominio | 3 |
states shall | 3 |
henry iv | 3 |
armed neutralities | 3 |
act provided | 3 |
hague conventions | 3 |
generally tried | 3 |
french language | 3 |
sovereign person | 3 |
suffolk insurance | 3 |
forming part | 3 |
present law | 3 |
invaded country | 3 |
without distinction | 3 |
prize vests | 3 |
special passport | 3 |
strongly influenced | 3 |
whatever may | 3 |
private enemy | 3 |
intervening state | 3 |
called law | 3 |
jus soli | 3 |
international affairs | 3 |
present convention | 3 |
special mission | 3 |
innocent passage | 3 |
prize must | 3 |
special notification | 3 |
agreements entered | 3 |
sovereign power | 3 |
friendly state | 3 |
enemy may | 3 |
shall cease | 3 |
may bring | 3 |
generally observed | 3 |
state determines | 3 |
lord one | 3 |
five days | 3 |
vessel belongs | 3 |
divided equally | 3 |
regard must | 3 |
gun money | 3 |
general exercise | 3 |
rhodian law | 3 |
flag shall | 3 |
acts committed | 3 |
one power | 3 |
facto existence | 3 |
majority resolutions | 3 |
see geneva | 3 |
may terminate | 3 |
north sea | 3 |
direct influence | 3 |
domestic laws | 3 |
ordnance stores | 3 |
actual capture | 3 |
states already | 3 |
original principles | 3 |
small capitals | 3 |
crimean war | 3 |
rule may | 3 |
every citizen | 3 |
eleventh century | 3 |
short time | 3 |
certain general | 3 |
certain points | 3 |
without authorization | 3 |
recalcitrant states | 3 |
exceptional circumstances | 3 |
contrary shall | 3 |
seem likely | 3 |
comparatively recent | 3 |
state law | 3 |
see speech | 3 |
foro legatorum | 3 |
equal rights | 3 |
home port | 3 |
military hospitals | 3 |
must give | 3 |
admiralty court | 3 |
naval strategy | 3 |
original jurisdiction | 3 |
official residence | 3 |
may perhaps | 3 |
duly ratified | 3 |
agreements made | 3 |
sea within | 3 |
closely related | 3 |
occupying military | 3 |
instance jurisdiction | 3 |
born abroad | 3 |
less formal | 3 |
either side | 3 |
civil laws | 3 |
ottoman empire | 3 |
ships taken | 3 |
states declared | 3 |
capturing private | 3 |
one fifth | 3 |
de foro | 3 |
may make | 3 |
special international | 3 |
et officiis | 3 |
dominio maris | 3 |
court without | 3 |
states must | 3 |
land area | 3 |
final act | 3 |
belligerent right | 3 |
land warfare | 3 |
strained relations | 3 |
proper form | 3 |
rufus choate | 3 |
principles may | 3 |
great works | 3 |
contracting powers | 3 |
jus fetiale | 3 |
en temps | 3 |
part iii | 3 |
international capacity | 3 |
political inequality | 3 |
human affairs | 3 |
principle may | 3 |
descendants born | 3 |
must therefore | 3 |
judicial decisions | 3 |
shall suffer | 3 |
section iii | 3 |
geneva arbitration | 3 |
persons within | 3 |
foreigners within | 3 |
supplies essential | 3 |
movement toward | 3 |
public policy | 3 |
proposed prize | 3 |
fecialis sive | 3 |
states became | 3 |
revolting community | 3 |
complete organization | 3 |
blockade may | 3 |
territories occupied | 3 |
historical monuments | 3 |
though england | 3 |
european concert | 3 |
eighth salvage | 3 |
afford asylum | 3 |
public works | 3 |
legal persons | 3 |
postal service | 3 |
belligerent powers | 3 |
parties agree | 3 |
cedunt reipublicae | 3 |
intentionally incomplete | 3 |
public sentiment | 3 |
national character | 3 |
first principles | 3 |
article vii | 3 |
recent administration | 3 |
berlin decree | 3 |
et judicii | 3 |
belligerent service | 3 |
adjudged good | 3 |
permit intervention | 3 |
special cases | 3 |
political affairs | 3 |
specially adapted | 3 |
certain time | 3 |
one party | 3 |
travers twiss | 3 |
east india | 3 |
sole use | 3 |
occupying army | 3 |
varied greatly | 3 |
one time | 3 |
hinterland doctrine | 3 |
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