...trade, is not necessarily impugned by its being so expressed. Examples of this sort cannot be sometimes easily avoided, and are to be seen elsewhere in the...constitution. Thus, the power 'to define and punish offences against the law of nations' includes the power, afterwards particularly expressed, ' to make...

...avoided, and are to be seen elsewhere in the constitution. Thus, the power ' to define and punish offences against the law of nations ' includes the power, afterwards...captures,' &c. from offending neutrals. So, also, a power ' to coin money ' would, doubtless, include that of ' regulating its value,' had not the latter...

...regulate trade, is not necessarily impugned by its being so expressed. Examples of this sort cannot sometimes be easily avoided, and are to be seen elsewhere...constitution. Thus the power "to define and punish offences against the law of nations," includes the power, afterwards particularly expressed, " to make...

...regulate trade, is not necessarily impugned by its being so expressed. Examples of this sort cannot sometimes be easily avoided, and are to be seen elsewhere...constitution. Thus, the power ' to define and punish offences against the law of nations ' includes the power, afterwards particularly expressed, ' to make...

...regulate trade, is not necessarily impugned by its being so expressed. Examples of this sort cannot sometimes be easily avoided, and are to be seen elsewhere in the constitution.j^jThus, the power ' to define and punish offences against the law of nations ' includes...

...avoided, and are to be seen elsewhere in the Constitution. Thus the power " to define and punish offences against the law of nations" includes the power, afterwards...concerning captures, &c., from offending neutrals." So also a power " to coin money "would doubtless include that of "regulating its value," had not the latter...

...quirements of the international code ; and, consequently, is witheut the pale of congressional powers. The power " to define and punish offenses against the law of nations" was confided by the Constitntion to Congress, not to the execntive or judiciary, for the sole purpose...

...regulate trade, is not necessarily impugned by its being so expressed. Examples of this sort cannot sometimes be easily avoided, and are to be seen elsewhere...Constitution. Thus the power "to define and punish offences against the law of nations" includes the power, afterward particularly expressed, "to make...

...regulate trade, is not necessarily impugned by its being so expressed. Examples of this sort cannot sometimes be easily avoided, and are to be seen elsewhere in the Constitution. Thus the power 4 to define and punish offences against the law of nations ' includes the power, afterwards particularly...

...theater of war, the Constitution, in view of the fact that war would or might exist, gives to Congress the power — " to define and punish. " offenses against the law of nations; " " to declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land...