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800. BELLIGERENTS, Recruiting by.—
May an armed vessel, arriving here, be
prohibited to employ their own citizens found
here, as seamen or mariners? They cannot
be prohibited to recruit their own citizens.—
The Anas. Washington ed. ix, 158.
Ford ed., i, 242.
(1793)
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