International Law StudiesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1936 |
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... question of reconversion is closely related to the question of the place where conversion may be effected , " remarked also that , “ The only object that the committee has in mind is to diminish , so far as possible , the difficulties ...
... question of reconversion is closely related to the question of the place where conversion may be effected , " remarked also that , “ The only object that the committee has in mind is to diminish , so far as possible , the difficulties ...
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... question , though a mixed one , more of fact than of law . " The fourth maxim of the Declaration of Paris ( April 16 , 1856 ) , was : ' Blockades , in order to be binding , must be effective ; that is to say , maintained by a force ...
... question , though a mixed one , more of fact than of law . " The fourth maxim of the Declaration of Paris ( April 16 , 1856 ) , was : ' Blockades , in order to be binding , must be effective ; that is to say , maintained by a force ...
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... question may have to be considered where aircraft are co - operating in the intenance of a blockade . " The invention of the aircraft cannot impose upon a belligeren : who desires to institute a blockade the obligation to employ ...
... question may have to be considered where aircraft are co - operating in the intenance of a blockade . " The invention of the aircraft cannot impose upon a belligeren : who desires to institute a blockade the obligation to employ ...
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SITUATION 1Continued | 34 |
SITUATION IContinued | 50 |
Action during civil strife | 55 |
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