Charles Sumner: “Maritime Rights were repudiated, and her Admiralty Courts have ever…”

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Maritime Rights were repudiated, and her Admiralty Courts have ever since enforced this repudiation.

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Sumner states that maritime rights were rejected, leading to a long-standing enforcement of this rejection by British courts.

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Charles Sumner: “Maritime Rights were repudiated, and her Admiralty Courts have ever since enforced this repudiation.”