THE NUEVA ANNA AND LIEBRE. THE SPANISH CONSUL, CLAIMANT
THE NUEVA ANNA AND LIEBRE. THE SPANISH CONSUL, CLAIMANT
6 Wheat. 193
Supreme Court of the United States (1821)
Positive Treatment
Also reported at: 5 L. Ed. 239 · 1821 U.S. LEXIS 356 · SCDB 1821-015
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The Three Friends, 166 U.S. 1 (U.S. 1897)…was [*58] a state within the meaning of that act. The decision proceeded on the ground that Yenezuela was to be so regarded on the theory that recognition of belligerency made the belligerent to that intent a • state. In The Nueva Anna and Liebre, 6 Wheat. 193,.the record of a prize court at “ Galveztown,” constituted under the authority of the “ Mexican Republic,” was offered in proof, and this court refused to recognize the belligerent right claimed, because our Government had not acknowledged “ the exi…
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The Santa Maria. The Spanish Consul, 7 Wheat. 490 (U.S. 1822)