The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 458
... neutrals as well as of the laws of war between belliger- ents . In either case it can only be based on the maxim ... neutral ( a clear breach of the Hague Conventions of 1907 ) , but there was also shameless disregard of Prussia's ...
... neutrals as well as of the laws of war between belliger- ents . In either case it can only be based on the maxim ... neutral ( a clear breach of the Hague Conventions of 1907 ) , but there was also shameless disregard of Prussia's ...
Page 459
... neutral terri- tory at all , for Greece ( though protesting pro forma ) encouraged de facto such landing and promised her benevolent neutrality . Another case of military necessity being set up as a plea for ob- jectionable action may ...
... neutral terri- tory at all , for Greece ( though protesting pro forma ) encouraged de facto such landing and promised her benevolent neutrality . Another case of military necessity being set up as a plea for ob- jectionable action may ...
Page 461
... neutral life , as well as lawless interference with neutral property . Her theory appears to be that there is no rule , human or divine , that may not be set aside on the plea of military neces- sity or national self - assertion . The ...
... neutral life , as well as lawless interference with neutral property . Her theory appears to be that there is no rule , human or divine , that may not be set aside on the plea of military neces- sity or national self - assertion . The ...
Page 462
... neutral , but neu- tralized . A neutralized State is one which is not free to make or abstain from war as it pleases , but is bound by international con- vention to observe neutrality towards all other States as long as they do not ...
... neutral , but neu- tralized . A neutralized State is one which is not free to make or abstain from war as it pleases , but is bound by international con- vention to observe neutrality towards all other States as long as they do not ...
Page 463
... neutral is wantonly disregarded . This is bound up with the vastly greater question of the development of international society in such a way that a proved and serious breach of the mass of rules and customs we call International Law ...
... neutral is wantonly disregarded . This is bound up with the vastly greater question of the development of international society in such a way that a proved and serious breach of the mass of rules and customs we call International Law ...
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