...foreign country. The transaction in question may have been, as Her Majesty'i Government are of opinion that it was, a justifiable employment of force for...territory from the unprovoked attack of a band of Dritish rebels and American pirates, who, having been permitted to arm and organize themselves within...

...question whether, in this case, the attack on the Caroline was, as the British Government think it, a justifiable employment of force for the purpose of defending the British territory from unprovoked attack, or whether it was a most unjustifiable invasion, in time of peace, of the territory...

...question whether in this case the attack on the ' Ceroline' was, as the BiitUh Government think it, a justifiable employment of force for the purpose of defending the British territory from unprovoked attack, or whether jt was a most unjustifiable invasion in lime uf peace of the territory...

...cannot be made personally and individually answerable to the laws and tribunals of any foreign country." In the same letter he re-states the opinion of his...of the transaction can be sustained, it was lawful nfi initio. It required the Royal recognition to render it national. It came within the power which...

...that they are of opinion that the transaction which terminated in the destruction of the " Caroline" was a justifiable employment of force, for the purpose...of a .band of British rebels and American pirates, who having been " permitted" to arm and organize themselves within the territory of the united States^...

...terminated in ihe desliuclion of the "Caroline" пав a justifiable employment of force, for the purpo.'e of defending the British territory from the unprovoked attack of a band ol British rebels and American pirate», who, havn g been "permitted" loarm and organize themselves...

...of any foreign country. "The transaction may have been, as Her Majesty's Government are of opinion that it was, a justifiable employment of force for...of a band of British rebels and American pirates, who, having been permitted to arm and organize themselves within the territory of the U. S., had actually...

...that they are of opinion that the transaction which terminated in the destruction of the " Caroline" was a justifiable employment of force for the purpose...of a band of British rebels and American pirates, who, having been " permitted" to arm and organize themselves within the territory of the United States,...

...of any foreign country. " The transaction may have been, as her majesty's government are of opinion that it was, a justifiable employment of force for...British territory from the unprovoked attack of a baud of British rebels and American pirates, who, having been permitted to arm and organize themselves...

...have been, as, her. majesty's government are of opinion that it was, a justifiable employment offeree for the purpose of defending the British territory...of a band of British rebels and American pirates, who, having been permitted to arm and organize themselves within the territory of the United States,...