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Of Commerce§ 83. Of home and foreign trade.§ 84. Utility of the home trade.§ 85. Utility of foreign trade.§ 86. Obligation to cultivate the home trade.§ 87. Obligation to carry on foreign trade.§ 88. Foundation of the laws of commerce: — right of purchasing. § 89. Right of selling§ 90. Prohibition of foreign merchandise.§ 91. Nature of the right of buying,§ 92. Every nation is to choose how far it will engage in commerce. § 93. How a nation acquires a perfect right to a foreign trade.§ 94. Of the simple permission of commerce.§ 95. Whether the laws relating to commerce are subject to prescription.§ 96. Imprescriptibility of rights founded on treaty.§ 97. Of monopolies, and trading companies, with exclusive privileges.§ 98. Balance of trade, and attention of government in this respect. § 99. Import duties. |
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