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proclamation · 1870

A Royal Proclamation warns subjects and persons under protection to observe neutrality and respect belligerent rights during a war between other sovereigns, detailing penalties for violating international law, such as breaking blockades or carrying contraband.

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OfficialSecretary of State
Officialchief executive authority
RoleOur subjects
RoleOur loving subjects
Rolepersons whatsoever entitled to Our protection
RoleOur Royal Predecessors
RoleOur loving subjects
Rolepersons whatsoever entitled to Our protection
Rolesubjects of a neutral Sovereign
Roleother Sovereigns
Roleeither of the said Sovereigns
Rolethe said Sovereigns

NSW Government Gazette, No. 71, 21 October 1870.

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