The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 690
... London , which assumed that in the law of block- ade the destination of the ship , not of the cargo , determines the ... Declaration of London , which abolished the doctrine of continuous voyage as applied to the law of blockade and also ...
... London , which assumed that in the law of block- ade the destination of the ship , not of the cargo , determines the ... Declaration of London , which abolished the doctrine of continuous voyage as applied to the law of blockade and also ...
Page 698
... London . All nations , including Great Britain , have always agreed that a captured enemy merchantman might be ... Declaration of Paris of 1856 and the Declaration of London of 1909 , a code of laws of the seas , which , as I have said ...
... London . All nations , including Great Britain , have always agreed that a captured enemy merchantman might be ... Declaration of Paris of 1856 and the Declaration of London of 1909 , a code of laws of the seas , which , as I have said ...
Page 703
... Declaration of Paris to the Declaration of London . It may be that for a short time after the war , while the picture is fresh in her memory of the ships of Germany shut up in the ports where they found shelter at the opening of the war ...
... Declaration of Paris to the Declaration of London . It may be that for a short time after the war , while the picture is fresh in her memory of the ships of Germany shut up in the ports where they found shelter at the opening of the war ...
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