Note 38 — Chapter II · COMPULSIVE SETTLEMENT OF STATE DIFFERENCES
Reading edition
See Phillimore, III. § 22, in contradistinction to Heffter, § 111, note 5. The case is reported with all its details in Martens, Causes Célèbres, II. pp. 97-168. The dispute was settled in 1756—see below, § 437—through Great Britain paying an indemnity of £20,000.