The Quarterly Review, Volume 215John Murray, 1911 |
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... means identical . In land - warfare the arena is usually the territory of one of the combatants ; and the victor remains in at least temporary possession . In naval war the arena is the open sea , of which no one can take possession ...
... means identical . In land - warfare the arena is usually the territory of one of the combatants ; and the victor remains in at least temporary possession . In naval war the arena is the open sea , of which no one can take possession ...
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... means of communica- tion , interrupts the ordinary operations of internal com- merce between the occupied and unoccupied portions of territory , billets his troops on private householders , requisitions food , means of transport and any ...
... means of communica- tion , interrupts the ordinary operations of internal com- merce between the occupied and unoccupied portions of territory , billets his troops on private householders , requisitions food , means of transport and any ...
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... the principle of the inviolability of private property on land , but it is denied that this necessity can exist at sea , because a war against commerce carried on by means of cruisers amounts to no more PRIVATE PROPERTY AT SEA 9.
... the principle of the inviolability of private property on land , but it is denied that this necessity can exist at sea , because a war against commerce carried on by means of cruisers amounts to no more PRIVATE PROPERTY AT SEA 9.
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... means large armaments on the part of other countries with property in peril at sea . ' At the Hague Conference of 1907 Great Britain declared that , if an agreement to abolish the right of capture would facilitate the reduction of naval ...
... means large armaments on the part of other countries with property in peril at sea . ' At the Hague Conference of 1907 Great Britain declared that , if an agreement to abolish the right of capture would facilitate the reduction of naval ...
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... means of co- ercing an adversary who possesses the geographical advantage of not being exposed to invasion by land . For the foregoing reasons we are persuaded that the expectation that the grant of ' immunity ' would result in a ...
... means of co- ercing an adversary who possesses the geographical advantage of not being exposed to invasion by land . For the foregoing reasons we are persuaded that the expectation that the grant of ' immunity ' would result in a ...
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