On the record
The conclusion follows, that, according to American principle and practice, the ship was not liable on account of despatches on board.
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gutenberg.orgThe conclusion follows, that, according to American principle and practice, the ship was not liable on account of despatches on board.
Sumner concludes that American principles do not hold the ship liable for carrying despatches.
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