☞ An examination of the British doctrine, which subjects to capture a neutral trade, not open in time of peace.

Creator(s): Madison, James, 1751-1836 (Author)
Related APS Member(s):
James Madison
Publication: [Washington City, D.C: Printed by Samuel H. Smith], 1806.
Subjects:
Contraband of war., Neutrality., Capture at sea., War, Maritime (International law), Great Britain -- Foreign relations -- Treaties., United States -- Foreign relations -- Treaties., United States -- History -- War of 1812.
Record Source:
LCP
References:
Sabin 43707 | Sabin 43708 | Shaw-Shoemaker 10776 | Shaw-Shoemaker 10777 | Howes M199
Editions: 1x 1806 ([Washington City, D.C]), 1x 1806 ([London]), 1x 1807 (Philadelphia)
Editions Note: Three editions: two in 1806 ([Washington City, D.C], [London]), one in 1807 (Philadelphia). As LCP notes, "This is reprinted in "The writings of James Madison..." New York, 1900-1910, vol. 7, pp. 204-236, with a note that it was issued anonymously in Washington in 1806. Shaw-Shoemaker give the imprint as [Philadelphia?: s.n., 1806?]."
Holding Note:

APS holds three copies: one 1806 imprint bearing the autograph of C.W. Hare; another 1806; and an 1807 received at the bequest of P.S. Du Ponceau; 3 May 1844.

BibNumber: 457.006