The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 444
... belligerent powers shall not be interrupted . On the contrary , in that case , as in full peace , the vessels of the neuter party may navigate freely to and from the ports and on the coasts of the bel- ligerent parties , free vessels ...
... belligerent powers shall not be interrupted . On the contrary , in that case , as in full peace , the vessels of the neuter party may navigate freely to and from the ports and on the coasts of the bel- ligerent parties , free vessels ...
Page 446
... belligerent . But when experience has shown that the suffering caused by some measure hitherto used in war is useless , that the success of the war can rarely be hastened thereby , then all nations , for their own sakes and for the sake ...
... belligerent . But when experience has shown that the suffering caused by some measure hitherto used in war is useless , that the success of the war can rarely be hastened thereby , then all nations , for their own sakes and for the sake ...
Page 448
... belligerent free to inflict any injury at pleasure , though we now and then hear assertions very similar to this from those who , realizing that war is always cruelty , assume that therefore cruelty is war . Nor are those any closer to ...
... belligerent free to inflict any injury at pleasure , though we now and then hear assertions very similar to this from those who , realizing that war is always cruelty , assume that therefore cruelty is war . Nor are those any closer to ...
Page 457
... belligerent and neutral states in the present war and the problems to which the war is almost daily giving birth . The Grotius Society named of course after the father of modern International law , does not in- tend to discuss ...
... belligerent and neutral states in the present war and the problems to which the war is almost daily giving birth . The Grotius Society named of course after the father of modern International law , does not in- tend to discuss ...
Page 458
... belligerents , when they have run counter to their apparent material interests . The loss of moral force and self ... belligerent holds to be necessary for the success of his military operations - he himself being the judge of the ...
... belligerents , when they have run counter to their apparent material interests . The loss of moral force and self ... belligerent holds to be necessary for the success of his military operations - he himself being the judge of the ...
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