International Law, Chiefly as Interpreted and Applied by the United States, Volum 3Little, Brown, 1947 - 2489 sider |
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... Germany on the Eastern Front , by way of Danzig or the Vistula , as well as freedom of access to and egress from the Baltic , the continuance of the existing blockade of Germany , and the right to capture German merchant ships at sea.8 ...
... Germany on the Eastern Front , by way of Danzig or the Vistula , as well as freedom of access to and egress from the Baltic , the continuance of the existing blockade of Germany , and the right to capture German merchant ships at sea.8 ...
Side 2009
... Germany did not assert that the rules of inter- national law respecting the treatment due to unarmed merchantmen were in- accurately enunciated by the United States , or that submarine vessels were incapable of observing them . It was ...
... Germany did not assert that the rules of inter- national law respecting the treatment due to unarmed merchantmen were in- accurately enunciated by the United States , or that submarine vessels were incapable of observing them . It was ...
Side 2409
... German pleni- potentiaries might have to offer . In response to a German communication of the previous day declaring that on essential points the basis of the peace agreed upon had been abandoned and that the promises held out to Germany ...
... German pleni- potentiaries might have to offer . In response to a German communication of the previous day declaring that on essential points the basis of the peace agreed upon had been abandoned and that the promises held out to Germany ...
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VOLUME THREE | 1679 |
TITLE | 1686 |
Insurrection Civil War Rebellion | 1692 |
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