An edition of Atteinte à la liberté des mers (1842)

Atteinte à la liberté des mers

du droit de visite maritime accordé à l'Angleterre par les puissances du Continent

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Atteinte à la liberté des mers
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An edition of Atteinte à la liberté des mers (1842)

Atteinte à la liberté des mers

du droit de visite maritime accordé à l'Angleterre par les puissances du Continent

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Amyot, Delloye
Language
French
Pages
26

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Subjects

Right of Search, Maritime law, Foreign relations

Places

Europe, France, Great Britain

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Cover of: Atteinte à la liberté des mers
Atteinte à la liberté des mers: du droit de visite maritime accordé à l'Angleterre par les puissances du Continent
1842, Amyot, Delloye
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Half title: Du droit de visite maritime.

Signed: Petit de Baroncourt.

Reproduction of the original from the Bibliothèque nationale de France.

Published in
Paris
Series
Slavery and anti-slavery: a transnational archive. Part 2: Slave trade in the Atlantic world, Slavery & anti-slavery
Other Titles
Du droit de visite maritime

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1 online resource (26 p.)
Number of pages
26

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OL44623209M

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