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CARGO (Span. for " loading," from See also: ship-load, or the goods (or even, less technically, persons) carried on See also: board a ship; and so, by See also: analogy, a See also: term used for any Jarge amount
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The maritime See also: law affecting the cargo of a ship is dealt with in the articles See also: AVERAGE, AFFREIGHTMENT, See also: INSURANCE, See also: SALVAGE, See also: BOTTOMRY, See also: LIEN; and the specialities of cargo-See also: ships under SHIP
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