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CHAPTER III. THE FISHERY CONVENTIONS
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Contents
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
SECTION I. CHAPTER I. EARLY HISTORY
CHAPTER II. THE FISHERIES
CHAPTER III. UNDER THE TUDORS
CHAPTER IV. UNDER THE STUARTS. JAMES I. A NEW POLICY
CHAPTER V. JAMES I.-continued. DISPUTES WITH THE DUTCH
CHAPTER VI. CHARLES I. FISHERIES AND RESERVED WATERS
CHAPTER VII. CHARLES I.-continued. THE NAVY
CHAPTER VIII. CHARLES I. NAVY-continued
CHAPTER IX. THE JURIDICAL CONTROVERSIES
CHAPTER X. THE PARLIAMENT, THE COMMONWEALTH, AND THE PROTECTORATE
CHAPTER XI
CHAPTER XII. CHARLES II. THE SECOND DUTCH WAR
CHAPTER XIII
CHAPTER XIV. JAMES II. AND AFTER
SECTION II
CHAPTER II. GENERAL ADOPTION OF THE THREE-MILE LIMIT
CHAPTER III. THE FISHERY CONVENTIONS
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
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