Diplomatic correspondence between the United States and belligerent governments relating to neutral rights and commerce

Book digitized by Google from the library of the University of Michigan and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb. 405 pages 25 cm Published for the American Society of International Law I. Declaration of London. --II. Papers relating to articles listed as contraband of war. --III. Correspondence relating to restrains on commerce. --IV. Foodstuffs cargo of the American Ship Wilhelmina in British prize court. --V. Destruction of American merchantman William P. Frye by German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich. --VI. Proclamations of neutrality and papers relating to neutrality. --VII. Violation of neutrality--Panama canal. --VIII. Violations of neutrality by belligerent warships IX. Defensive armament and the right of departure from neutral ports of belligerent merchant ships to arm at sea. --X. Internment of the German ships Geier and Locksun. --XI. Questions relating to neutrality--Correspondence between the secretary of state and the chairman of the Senate committee on foreign relations. -- XII. Transmission of mail of American diplomatic and consular officers. --XIII. Censorship of telegrams transmitted by cable and wireless. --XIV. Belgian relief. --XV. Attempt of German ship Odenwald to sail without clearance papers.--XVI. Detention of American merchant Seguranca