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Swedish commanders are prohibited from using their vessels for transporting despatches, troops, or contraband of war for belligerent powers, and Swedish ports are open for trade with exceptions for contraband.
If, as regards the definition of contraband of war, any change or addition should be made in conse- quence of …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 66, 1854.
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