Throughout the seventeenth century numerous incidents illustrate the pretensions of Great Britain; and so also in the next century. Émérigon, the famous French authority on the Law of Insurance, mentions one which deserves notice.
Sumner notes that numerous incidents throughout the seventeenth century illustrate Britain's pretensions in maritime law.
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