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proclamation · 1865

A Royal Proclamation warns subjects against actions that violate neutrality laws, including enlisting in foreign military service, equipping vessels for war, or breaking blockades, under penalty of law and royal displeasure.

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RoleOur subjects
RoleOur loving subjects
Rolepersons whatsoever entitled to Our protection
Rolesubjects of a neutral sovereign
Rolecommissioned or non-commissioned officers or soldiers
Roleofficers, sailors, or marines
Roleofficers, sailors, or marines
Roleofficers, soldiers, despatches, arms, military stores, or materials
LocationHer Majesty's dominions

NSW Government Gazette, No. 14, 3 February 1865.

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