International Law, Chiefly as Interpreted and Applied by the United States, Volum 3Little, Brown, 1945 - 2489 sider |
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Side 1714
... appears to be the prevailing American view to - day . The principle is recognized in the United States that the connection between an individual and the territory of the op- posing belligerent resulting from his presence there , rather ...
... appears to be the prevailing American view to - day . The principle is recognized in the United States that the connection between an individual and the territory of the op- posing belligerent resulting from his presence there , rather ...
Side 1920
... appears to be need of a fresh classification differentiating the fighting from the non - fighting public vessels of a belligerent , in case at least it be acknowledged that both are not to be treated alike by an enemy . d Conversion of ...
... appears to be need of a fresh classification differentiating the fighting from the non - fighting public vessels of a belligerent , in case at least it be acknowledged that both are not to be treated alike by an enemy . d Conversion of ...
Side 2250
... appears to be acknowledged , that is to say , a condition which should not be tolerated by the neutral , when its territory affords increased strength to a unit of force such as a vessel of war , which in consequence is enabled ...
... appears to be acknowledged , that is to say , a condition which should not be tolerated by the neutral , when its territory affords increased strength to a unit of force such as a vessel of war , which in consequence is enabled ...
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