The American Journal of International Law

TABLE OF CONTENTS, VOLUME TEN

[No. 1, January, 1916, pp. 1–210; No. 2, April, 1916, pp. 211-466; No. 3, July, 1916,
pp. 467-687; No. 4, October, 1916, pp. 688-972.]

THE OUTLOOK FOR INTERNATIONAL LAW. Elihu Root..

SOME QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE EUROPEAN WAR. James W.
Garner:

Destruction of neutral merchant vessels..

Treatment of enemy merchant vessels in belligerent ports at the outbreak

of war.....

238

The sale and exportation of arms and munitions of war to belligerents... 749

NAVAL WARFARE: LAW AND LICENSE. T. Baty.....

SOME PHASES OF THE LAW OF BLOCKADE. Alexander Holtzoff.

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND PORTO RICO. Part II.

Pedro Capó-Rodríguez.

.65, 312

SHOULD THE MONROE POLICY BE MODIFIED OR ABANDONED? Robert D. Arm-

strong...

THE DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF NATIONS ADOPTED BY THE

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Elihu Root....

211

THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND CHINA IN 1915. S. N. D. North.... 222

THE ORIGIN OF THE HAGUE ARBITRAL COURTS. II. The Proposed Court of

Arbitral Justice. Denys P. Myers....

270

THE SANCTION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Amos J. Peaslee

THE SALE OF MUNITIONS OF WAR. William C. Morey..

328

467

THE LEGALITY OF THE BLOCKADES INSTITUTED BY NAPOLEON'S DECREES AND

THE BRITISH ORDERS IN COUNCIL, 1806-1813. Archibald H. Stockder... 492

THE NEUTRALITY OF HONDURAS AND THE QUESTION OF THE GULF OF FONSECA.

Salvador Rodríguez González...

509

NEUTRALITY AND THE SALE OF ARMS. Charles Noble Gregory.

543

UNJUSTIFIABLE WAR AND THE MEANS TO AVOID IT. Heinrich Lammasch..... 689

THE LEGAL NATURE OF TREATIES. Quincy Wright....

706

ALBERICO GENTILI AND HIS ADVOCATIO HISPANICA. Frank Frost Abbott ..

737

332175

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN CHINA, RUSSIA AND MONGOLIA. E. T. Williams... 798

THE CASE OF THE APPAM. James Brown Scott..

The right of prize and neutral attitude toward admission of prizes..

Days of grace for merchant vessels of the enemy.

104

112

Armed merchant ships.

113

The consequences of the severance of diplomatic relations.

116

The seizure of enemy subjects upon neutral vessels upon the high seas.

117

118

The American Institute of International Law.

121

A recent deployment of the Latin Americas in support of a diplomatic and

humanitarian policy initiated by the American Government....

The right of neutrals to protest against violations of international law..

341

The treaty with Nicaragua granting canal and other rights to the United

States....

The Secretary of State on violations of international law as they affect

The proposed amendments to the neutrality laws of the United States..

The blacklist of Great Britain and her Allies...

602

832

The withdrawal of the Declaration of London Orders in Council.

The economic conference of the Allied Powers.

The purchase of the Danish West Indies by the United States of America.. 853

The treaty between the United States and Haiti of September 16, 1915... 859

EDITORIAL COMMENT-Continued

The execution of Captain Fryatt....

865

The escape of paroled members of the crews of interned cruisers in the

United States.....

877

The Bryan peace treaties..

882

890

897

.138, 379, 610, 898

154, 389, 624, 906

The American-Mexican Joint Commission of 1916.
Another special supplement to the Journal. ...

CHRONICLE OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS. Kathryn Sellers.
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW.

George A. Finch

JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW:

Supreme Court of the United States:

Truax and Arizona v. Raich..

Heim v. McCall...

Mackenzie v. Hare.

British Court of Appeal:

Liscano: Las Doctrinas Guerreras y El Derecho..

Picciotto: The Relation of International Law to the Law of England and of

the United States of America.....

Borchard: The Diplomatic Protection of Citizens Abroad.

Clapp: Economic Aspects of the War.....

Vivas: El Protocolo Venezolano-Francés de 1913.

193

Fullerton: Germany of Today. . . . .

194

Henriquez y Carvajal: El Derecho Publico Internacional y La Guerra.

197

BOOK REVIEWS-Continued

Roxburgh: The Prisoners of War Information Bureau in London.

Diplomatist: Nationalism and War in the Near East.

Lobo: O Brasil e seus principios de neutralidade.

Van Praag: Jurisdiction et Droit International Public.

Geny: Science et Technique en Droit Privé Positif..

Foraker: Notes of a Busy Life....

Satow: The Silesian Loan and Frederick the Great.

Stockton: Outlines of International Law..

Stowell: The Diplomacy of the War of 1914.

Manning: Early Diplomatic Relations between the United States and

Mexico..

.. 670

Kuhn: Grundzüge des Englisch-Amerikanischen Privat-und Prozessrechts 674

Crandall: Treaties, their Making and Enforcement...

Strupp: Der Streitfall zwischen Schweden und Norwegen.

Williams: Anglo-American Isthmian Diplomacy, 1815–1915.

Diena: Per un Irredentismo in fatto di Scienze Giuridiche.

Horowitz: l'Organisme des états-tampons gardiens de la paix.

680

Boye: De vaebnede Neutralitets-Forbund: Et avsnit av Folkerettens

historie..

936

Bajer: Nordens, sarlig Danmarks, Neutralitet under Krimkrigen.

Nicholson: War or a United World...

938

939

Kaufmann: Kriegführende Staaten als Schuldner und Gläubiger feindlicher

Staatsangehöriger . . . . .

PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Kathryn Sellers...205, 461,

INDEX..

682, 950

959

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