Lebenserinnerungen

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Identifikator:: 1011918013

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-21195

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Eucken, Rudolf http://d-nb.info/gnd/118682555

Title:: Lebenserinnerungen

Place of publication:: Leipzig

Publisher:: Verlag von K. F. Koehler

Year of publication:: 1921

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (V, 127 Seiten)

Digitisation:: 2018

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Zweiter Teil. Die Weiterentwicklung meines Lebens und Strebens

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ON SLAVE TRADE (EAST COAST OF AFRICA). 105 Appendix, No. 4, Treaty of Peace, Friendship, and Commerce (and Slave Trade), between Her Majesty and —— the Queen of Madagascar. Signed, in the English and Malagasy Languages, at Antananarivo, 27 June 1865. [Ratifications exchanged at Antananarivo, 5 July 1866.] (Extract). Article XVI.—Her Majesty the Queen of ilie United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Her Majesty the Queen of Madagascar hereby engage to use every means in their power for the suppression of piracy within the seas, straits, and rivers subject to their respective control or influence ; and Her Majesty the Queen of Madagascar engages not to grant either asylum or protection to any persons or vessels engaged in piraticarpursuits ; and in no case will she permit ships, slaves, or merchandise captured by pirates to be intro duced into her dominions, or to be exposed therein for sale. And Her Majesty the Queen of Madagascar concedes to Her Britannic Majesty the right of investing her officers and other duly constituted authorities with the power of entering at all time”, with her vessels of war, or other vessels duly empowered, the ports, rivers, and creeks within the dominions of Her M ajesty the Queen of Madagascar, in order to capture all vessels engaged in piracy and to seize and to reserve for the judgment of the proper authorities, all persons offendin(^ against the two contracting powers in this respect. Article XVII.—Her Britannic Majesty and Her Majesty the Queen of Madagascar being greatly desirous of effecting the total abolition of the trade in slaves. Her Majesty the Queen of Madagascar engages to do all in her power to prevent all such traffic on the part of her subjects, and to prohibit all persons residing within her dominions, or subject to her, from countenancing or taking any share in such trade. No persons from beyond sea shall be landed, purchased, or sold as slaves in any part of Madagascar. And Her "Majesty the Queen of Madagascar consents that British cruisers shall have the right of searching any Malagash or Arab vessels suspected of being engaged in the slave trade, whether under sail or at anchor in the waters of Madagascar. Her Majesty the Queen of Mada gascar further consents, that if any such vessels shall prove to be engaged in the slave trade, such vessels and their crews shall be dealt with by the cruisers of Her Britannic Majesty as if such persons and their vessels had been engaged in a piratical undertaking. J (L.S.) Seal of the Queen oj Madagascar T. C. Pakenham, Her Majesty's Consul for Madagascar. Painimaharavo, Chief Secretary of State, 16 Vtra. A ndriantsitohaina, 16 Vtra. Ravahatraj Leliibeny Andbj. Rafaralahihemalo, Leholona lehibe. 0.116. O

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