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5256. MINISTERS (Foreign), Privileges.—[continued].
Foreign ministers are not
bound to an acquaintance with the laws of the
land. They are privileged by their ignorance
of them. They are bound by the laws of natural
justice only.—
To William Short.
Ford ed., v, 246.
(M.
1790)
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