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CHAPTER II. GENERAL ADOPTION OF THE THREE-MILE LIMIT
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1 PREFACE2 INTRODUCTION3 SECTION I. CHAPTER I. EARLY HISTORY4 CHAPTER II. THE FISHERIES5 CHAPTER III. UNDER THE TUDORS6 CHAPTER IV. UNDER THE STUARTS. JAMES I. A NEW POLICY7 CHAPTER V. JAMES I.-continued. DISPUTES WITH THE DUTCH8 CHAPTER VI. CHARLES I. FISHERIES AND RESERVED WATERS9 CHAPTER VII. CHARLES I.-continued. THE NAVY10 CHAPTER VIII. CHARLES I. NAVY-continued11 CHAPTER IX. THE JURIDICAL CONTROVERSIES12 CHAPTER X. THE PARLIAMENT, THE COMMONWEALTH, AND THE PROTECTORATE13 CHAPTER XI14 CHAPTER XII. CHARLES II. THE SECOND DUTCH WAR15 CHAPTER XIII16 CHAPTER XIV. JAMES II. AND AFTER17 SECTION II18 CHAPTER II. GENERAL ADOPTION OF THE THREE-MILE LIMIT19 CHAPTER III. THE FISHERY CONVENTIONS20 CHAPTER IV21 CHAPTER V