| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - War, when duly declared or recognized as such by the war-making power, imports a prohibition to the subjects, or citizens, of all commercial intercourse and correspondence with citizens or persons domiciled in the enemy country.3 Upon this principle of public law it is the established rule in all commercial nations, that trading with the enemy, except under a government license, subjects the prope
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