The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 314
... Declaration of London . The whole volume has less than three hundred pages and is remarkably compact and usable . The author's style is clear and forceful while the book is well printed and serviceably bound . An Index of thorough and ...
... Declaration of London . The whole volume has less than three hundred pages and is remarkably compact and usable . The author's style is clear and forceful while the book is well printed and serviceably bound . An Index of thorough and ...
Page 458
... Declaration of London have been in large measure , to use a vulgarism , " scrapped ; " even the time - sanctioned Declara- tions of the Treaty of Paris have not , in the matter of blockade , es- caped violation . Excuses and defenses ...
... Declaration of London have been in large measure , to use a vulgarism , " scrapped ; " even the time - sanctioned Declara- tions of the Treaty of Paris have not , in the matter of blockade , es- caped violation . Excuses and defenses ...
Page 467
... Declaration of London , which it drew up , laid down a general rule in accordance with British views in the words , " A neutral vessel which has been captured may not be destroyed by the enemy . " But it went on to admit the Russian ...
... Declaration of London , which it drew up , laid down a general rule in accordance with British views in the words , " A neutral vessel which has been captured may not be destroyed by the enemy . " But it went on to admit the Russian ...
Page 469
... Declaration of London , it can gain the right of capturing them on the high seas . Any attempt to go beyond this ... proclamation of contraband would do . Moreover , it must always be remembered that a State cannot make anything ...
... Declaration of London , it can gain the right of capturing them on the high seas . Any attempt to go beyond this ... proclamation of contraband would do . Moreover , it must always be remembered that a State cannot make anything ...
Page 627
... Declaration of London conditionally admit the practice as an exception , nevertheless , if the conditions are not observed and the exception becomes the rule , it would be impossible for a neutral State to ignore attacks on vessels on ...
... Declaration of London conditionally admit the practice as an exception , nevertheless , if the conditions are not observed and the exception becomes the rule , it would be impossible for a neutral State to ignore attacks on vessels on ...
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