proclamation · 1859
A Royal Proclamation commanding subjects to maintain strict neutrality in foreign hostilities and warning against violating laws related to foreign enlistment and equipping vessels for war.
1690 to remain at peace with and to maintain a peaceful and friendly intercourse with all and with each of them, …
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Year Of Proclamation1690
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 127, 1859.
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