The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 300
In all the wars for the past two centuries there has always been enough strength
in neutral nations to keep the belligerents to a sort of good behavior . But in this
war the United States is the only neutral which is an acknowledged great power ...
In all the wars for the past two centuries there has always been enough strength
in neutral nations to keep the belligerents to a sort of good behavior . But in this
war the United States is the only neutral which is an acknowledged great power ...
Page 301
Thus spoke Lord Stowell in a case where the claims of Great Britain , ' a
belligerent , conflicted with those of Sweden , a neutral . “ It is the duty of the
person who sits here to determine the question exactly as he would determine
the same ...
Thus spoke Lord Stowell in a case where the claims of Great Britain , ' a
belligerent , conflicted with those of Sweden , a neutral . “ It is the duty of the
person who sits here to determine the question exactly as he would determine
the same ...
Page 442
DESTROYING NEUTRAL VESSELS — THE CASE OF THE WILLIAM P . FRYE .
— On Jan . 27 , 1915 , the William P . Frye , an American vessel , owned by
American citizens and sailing under the American flag , en route from Seattle ,
Wash .
DESTROYING NEUTRAL VESSELS — THE CASE OF THE WILLIAM P . FRYE .
— On Jan . 27 , 1915 , the William P . Frye , an American vessel , owned by
American citizens and sailing under the American flag , en route from Seattle ,
Wash .
Page 443
We say unlawful , because even though the Frye were carrying contraband there
is no warrant in the law of nations for sinking a neutral prize under the
circumstances in this case . The destruction CURRENT TOPICS AND NOTES .
We say unlawful , because even though the Frye were carrying contraband there
is no warrant in the law of nations for sinking a neutral prize under the
circumstances in this case . The destruction CURRENT TOPICS AND NOTES .
Page 457
Under this name a number of men eminent in law and in public affairs have
associated themselves for the purpose of discussing from a cosmopolitan point of
view the acts both of the belligerent and neutral states in the present war and the
...
Under this name a number of men eminent in law and in public affairs have
associated themselves for the purpose of discussing from a cosmopolitan point of
view the acts both of the belligerent and neutral states in the present war and the
...
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