I made a comment on another thread recently and then remembered the frustration of trying to find Delovio v. Boit on the Internet. After about the first paragraph, where Justice Story (then Circuit court in Massechusetts) makes not apologies for how long the opinion must be because he has to explain the history of the admiralty in order for the reader to understand his conclusions, the Internet versions then skip Story's explanation; skipping about thirty pages of text.
But if you have a Weslaw subscription you can find the entire text. I was beginning to think my memory was playing tricks on me. I remembered items about the Laws of Oleron and the Holy Land Crusades, that King Richard LIONHEART, the Crusaders' Crusader returned from Jerusalem only to institute admiralty as the basis for the common law of England to justify the theft of all the Treasures of Jerusalem.
Some more is explained in this quoted post:
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Originally Posted by David Merrill
King George was only figurehead:
The monarchy of England was short-circuited by the Crown Templars, the land barons of England in 1215. The rich Templars, just returned from the Crusades for the promised land grants and wealthy with plunder from the Temple and the Holy Land held the king at the point of a sword and made him sign the Magna Charta.
Therefore the bigger picture is that the Declaration of Independence is not quiet title (that King George let not lie) but rather an internal memorandum of the Crown Templars. A restructuring of the Colonies into the united States.
I was discussing this today and it also hit me that Christianity, at least in the definition of America being a Christian nation, is formed and funded in the original by plundering Jerusalem!
Regards,
David Merrill.
P.S. Several signers of the Declaration of Independence were Crown-trained attorneys. See the attachment. Today the International Bar Association is a few hundred meters to the northwest of the Templar portion of the Sovereign and Independent City of London (which recently crowned Alan Greenspan a Knight; [was he an Esquire (squire) before that?]) but no doubt that is just to get into a modern office building. I have heard reports that the original office for the IBA is on Chancery Lane; ergo the street name.
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I will put a few pages here and see about getting the entire case loaded onto suijuris for people to download and read.
Regards,
David Merrill.