The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 459
... belligerent and neutral merchantmen by submarines , without ' provision being made for the safety of the passengers and crews . Because it was practically impossible to take them on board the submarines or land them otherwise in safety ...
... belligerent and neutral merchantmen by submarines , without ' provision being made for the safety of the passengers and crews . Because it was practically impossible to take them on board the submarines or land them otherwise in safety ...
Page 460
... belligerent . In the present war they have been carried to great lengths . When the British Government last spring , yielding to foolish outcries in the newspapers , treated the officers and crews of certain captured submarines in a ...
... belligerent . In the present war they have been carried to great lengths . When the British Government last spring , yielding to foolish outcries in the newspapers , treated the officers and crews of certain captured submarines in a ...
Page 461
... belligerents to disregard or minimize the rights of neutrals when their own warlike aims are checked and limited ... belligerent powers , coupled with a corresponding obligation on the part of neutrals to aid neither party in the war ...
... belligerents to disregard or minimize the rights of neutrals when their own warlike aims are checked and limited ... belligerent powers , coupled with a corresponding obligation on the part of neutrals to aid neither party in the war ...
Page 464
... belligerent might be killed or wounded or taken prisoner , like any of his comrades . But that was because he had ... belligerents to sow the open seas with sudden death , and to lay in secret cordons of mines across the channels of ...
... belligerent might be killed or wounded or taken prisoner , like any of his comrades . But that was because he had ... belligerents to sow the open seas with sudden death , and to lay in secret cordons of mines across the channels of ...
Page 465
... belligerents a right to sink neutral prizes at sea ? On the first question , he says , a decision was given by the French Conseil d'Etat in 1871 in the cases of the Ludwig and the Vorwärts which had been captured in 1870 , and burnt at ...
... belligerents a right to sink neutral prizes at sea ? On the first question , he says , a decision was given by the French Conseil d'Etat in 1871 in the cases of the Ludwig and the Vorwärts which had been captured in 1870 , and burnt at ...
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