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1614. CONQUEST, Title by.—
It is an
established principle that conquest gives only
an inchoate right, which does not become
perfect till confirmed by the treaty of peace,
and by a renunciation or abandonment by the
former proprietor.—
Mississippi River Instructions. Washington ed. vii, 572.
Ford ed., v, 463.
(1792)
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