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Mixed courts, 189, 377
Mob violence: responsibility of state
in cases of, 392

Monroe Doctrine: historical origins,
26

in relation to national self-defense,
147

its semi-legal character, 148

in relation to the League of Na-
tions, 149

in relation to intervention in Ven-
ezuela, 160

as a negative servitude upon Ameri-
can states, 284

88 a leading foreign policy of
United States, 304

doctrines of other states parallel to,
305

Montenegro: under treaty of Berlin,
90

absorbed in Jugoslavia, 32
Moore, J. B., 157

Morality, international:

from law, 34

as distinct

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Neutrality Laws: definition of, 561
as distinct from laws of neutrality,
561, n. 3

of the United States, 521, 561-565
of Great Britain, 561, n. 2
Neutralized states, 89-90
Neutral ports: permissible use of, by
belligerent, 557-560

Neutral prizes: destruction of, 551
Neutral rights: in general, 524-536
in relation to belligerent airships,

571

Neutral status: acts forfeiting, 532-
536

Neutral territory, inviolability of, 524
Newfoundland Fisheries case, 259, 280
New Orleans: Mafia riots at, 393
New Zealand: international status of,
99-100

Nicaragua: canal monopoly granted
by, to United States, 285
Nice: annexed after plebiscite, 235
Niemen river: navigation of, 266
Niger river: navigation of, 266
Nikitchenkoff: affair of, 364
Non-combatants: distinguished from
combatants, 437, 547

North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbi-
tration, 259, 280

Northeastern Boundary Dispute, 405
North Sea: fishing rights along coasts
of, 258

North Sea Fisheries Convention, 258
Norway, 95, 104

Norwegian vessels: requisition of
(1917), 531, n. 3

Nuisance, removal of an international,
152

Nuncios: rank of, 355
Nystad, treaty of, 21

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Occupation of territory: title by, 221
conditions of, 223

extent of area of, 225

notification as a condition of, 227
See Military occupation

Oder river: navigation of, 266
Oleron, laws of, 17

Open sea. See High seas

Oppenheim, L.: refered to, 56, 72, 347,
428, n. 1, 431, n. 1

Option: right of, 239-241
Oregon Boundary dispute, 226
Orinoco river: navigation of, 265
Ottoman Empire. See Turkey
Outer Mongolia: as vassal state, 97
Outlawry, self-defense against interna-
tional, 153

P

Pacific blockade: as a form of forcible
procedure, 424-426

Pacific measures of redress, 384, 399-
419

Pacific Settlement of International
Disputes, Convention for the, 400,
406, 408, 415

Pacifico, Don: affair of, 425
Palestine: mandate over, 314
Panama, international status of, 93
Panama, isthmus of: not subject to
general servitude, 279

Panama Canal: neutralization of, 275
question of tolls upon, 276-277
neutrality of, in time of war, 277
fortification of, 277, 278, n. 2
interpretation of Hay-Pauncefote
treaty, 332-333, 338

Panama Canal Zone: lease of, 244
Pantaleon Sa, Don: affair of, 366
Papen, Captain von: recall of, 370
Paraná river: navigation of, 265
Parlementaire: status of, in warfare,
485

Parole. See Prisoners

Partnerships, commercial, between en-
emy citizens, 455

Passports: in time of peace, 359
in time of war, 485, n. 8
Peaceful procedure, 399-419

Pelagic Sealing Conference (1911),
296

Pentarchy of 1818, 25

Permanent Court of International Jus-
tice, 32

decisions of, 122, n. 3, 164, n. 4,
167, n. 2

establishment of, 412
Statute of, 413

Persia: admitted into family of na-
tions, 83, 104

as a field of international rivalry,
312

treaty of 1907 relating to, 331

Persona non grata, 369

Persona standi in judicio: in relation

to enemy aliens, 447
Personal union, of states, 95, n. 2
Peru: Tacna-Arica controversy with
Chili, 328, n. 4
Peterburg, incident of the, 494
Philippine Islands: cession of, 234
right of option in, 239
Phillimore, Sir R., 56

Piepenbrink: affair of (1914), 549
Pillage: forbidden in warfare, 475,
481

Piracy: suppression of, 204

in relation to privateering, 204

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Primacy of the Great Powers, 135
Prisoners of war: treatment of, 470-
473

Pritchard, Consul: affair of, 376
Privateeering: practice of, 493
Prize Court, International, 30, 412,
553

Prize courts, national, 552
Prizes: destruction of, 511, 551
Procedure, law of: as distinguished

from substantive law, 130
Property, private: capture of, at sea,
as method of warfare, 505
proposed abolition of capture of,
505, 506, n. 3

Protection of citizens abroad, 156-
160

Protectorates: as persons of interna-

tional law, 97-99
colonial, 228

Provisions, as contraband. See Food-

stuffs

Prussia, 116, 117, n. 3

Public opinion, as a sanction of inter-
national law, 42

Public vessels: jurisdiction over, in
foreign ports, 200-204
submarine warfare upon, 512
Pufendorf, S., 53

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Ratification of treaties, 324-326
subject to reservations, 325

special rule applied to Hague con-
ventions, 325-326

"Rationing" of neutral countries dur-
ing World War, 542, 547
Raw materials of industry: competi-
tition for supplies of, 306-307

Real union of states, 95

Reason, a source of international law,
62, n. 4

Rebus sic stantibus: implied clause in
treaties, 345, 348, n. 4

Recall of diplomatic agents, 369-370
Recognition of new states, 103

of revolting territories, 105
of belligerency, 108

of insurgency, 108

of new governments, 112

of de facto governments, 112
Red Cross. See Geneva Conventions
Redress for injuries: form of, 385
Remedial rights, 379-385

as distinct from antecedent rights,
385

Repairs in neutral ports, 558
Reprisals: in time of peace, earlier

forms of and modern practice,
421-422

in time of war, as a sanction against
unlawful conduct, 489-491
their legality, 490

directed against non-combatants,
490

Requisitions, in warfare, 482-484

Bes nullius. See Occupation of terri-
tory

Responsibility of states: limitations
of, 386

for acts of public officers, 387-390
for acts of citizens, 390-393
arising from civil war, 393
from international war, 395
Responsibility of individuals in war-
fare: new rules of, 579
Retaliation: in time of peace, 420
in time of war, 489

Retorsion, 420

Revenue laws, enforcement of, beyond
three-mile limit, 254

Rhine river: servitudes upon, 263, 267
Rhodian Sea Laws, 17

Ricci, Ambassador: affair of, 359
Right of representation, 352
Rights: fundamental, 127, 132
secondary, 128

perfect and imperfect, 129-130, 382
of redress, 133
Rights of way, 281

Rio Grande: navigation of, 265
regulation of flow of, 267
Rivers: as boundaries, 247
servitudes upon, 263-268
new international, 266-267
regulation of flow of, 267-268
Rivier, A.: writings of, 58

views of, on causes of war, 384, n. 2
Rock Springs: massascre of Chinese
at, 158, 390, 393

Roman law: influence of, 16
Rome, as a city-state, 10
Root-Takahira agreement, 177

Root treaties of arbitration, 336, 407,
408, n. 1

Rule of 1756, 21, 549

Rumania under treaty of Berlin, 91
under treaty of St. Germain, 91
as vassal state, 96
recognition of, 106

Ruses of war. See Deceit

Russia: delayed recognition of Bolshe-
vik government of, 114-115
repudiation of treaty of 1856 by,

347

alleged treachery of, in beginning
war before declaration (1904),
457

S

Saar Basin: transfer of, made sub-
ject to plebiscite, 237

Sackville, Lord: dismissal of, 371
Safe-conduct: in warfare, 485, n. 8
Safeguard: in warfare, 485, n. 8
St. Albans: responsibility of Great
Britain for attack upon, 390

St. Germain, treaty of, 91
St. Lawrence river: open to United
States vessels, 264

St. Petersburg, declaration of, 438,
n. 4, 463

Sakhalin negative servitude upon,
283

Sale of territory, 233

Salvage: jurisdiction in suits for, 198
Sanction of international law, 42, 381
San Domingo. See Dominican Repub-
lic

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Scheldt river: servitude upon, 263,
264

Schleswig, annexed upon condition of
plebiscite, 235, 237

Scott, Sir W., 56, 69
Sea: law of the, 294

Search. See Visit and search
Seas. See High seas

Seas, land-locked: servitudes upon, 269
Second Hague Peace Conference. See

Hague Peace Conference of 1907
Secretary (Minister) of Foreign Af-
fairs, 351

Selden: on British sea claims, 292
Self-defense: against direct attack,
143-145

against indirect attack, 145-150
Self-determination: "right" of, 106-
107

conditions qualifying, 107-108
in relation to plebiscites, 235
Self-help: right of, 40, 381
restraints upon, 382
Self-protection, national: primary ob-
ject of foreign policy, 303-305
Serbia: under treaty of Berlin, 91
as vassal state, 96
recognition of, 106

delayed recognition of government
of, 113

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Soulé, Minister: affair of, 366
Sources of international law, 61-66
South African Republic. See Trans-
vaal

South Africa: international status of,
99

South American states: recognition of,

105

Sovereigns: personal immunity of for-
eign, 185

Sovereignty: definition of, 44, 45, n. 1
law versus, 44

versus collective responsibility, 46
internal and external, 163-164
territorial, and ownership, 220
Spain: claims to exclusive jurisdiction
over high seas, 222, 291
Sphere of influence, 229, 312
Sphere of interest, 229

Spies: use of, in warfare, 468
Sponsions: agreements entered into in
excess of authority of agent, 323,
n. 3

States: sovereign, 86

semi-sovereign, 93

neutralized, 87-90

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Suez canal: internationalization of,
274-275

Sun Yat Sen: affair of, 364
Surrender. See Capitulations
Suspension of arms. See Armistice
Sweden, 95, 104

Switzerland: neutralization of, 87
Syria: mandate over, 101

T

Tabula Amalfitana, 17

Tacna-Arica controversy, 328, n. 4
Taft-Knox treaties of arbitration, 336-
337, 407

Tampico incident of 1914, 156, 388
Tariffs: as a cause of international
friction, 312-313

Tarnowski, Count: affair of, 367
Taxation: exemption of diplomatic
agents from, 364

Terceira: affair of landing at, 565
Termination of war, 574-580
Territorial Waters Act, British, 252
Territory: jurisdiction over, as dis-
tinct from persons, 219
acquisition of title to, 221-243
transfers of, 232-241

leases of, 243

boundaries of. See Boundaries

Texan bonds: in relation to obliga-
tions by succession, 119

Texas: recognition of, 106
extinction of, 116

Thalweg: as a boundary line, 247
Three-mile limit. See Marginal sea
Tibet: as vassal state, 97
Tordesillas, treaty of, 291

Trading with the enemy acts: United
States, 448, 449, 450, n. 5, 456
British, 456

Transfer of enemy merchant ship to
neutral flag, 534-536

Transvaal, the: as vassal state, 97
admitted to family of nations, 105
restrictions upon external indepen-
dence, 301

Treason in war, 469

Treaties: as sources of international
law, 63-66

analogous to contracts of municipal
law, 316

law-making, 317

legal nature of, 318
classification of, 320
interpretation of, 331-337
termination of, 339-349

suspension of, as a form of forcible
procedure, 423

effect of war upon, 440-444
of peace, 575-579

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United States: as a federal state, 95
recognition of, by France in 1778,
105

continuity of in 1861-65, 115

succeeds to property of Confederate
States, 119

practice of, in respect to succession,
119-121

provisions of Constitution of, in re-
spect to extradition, 217

method of ratifying treaties, 321,
n. 1

practice of, in respect to public

ministers, 355, 362

practice of, in relation to responsi-

bility of states, 389

refuses to sign Declaration of Paris,
493, 495

test of enemy character held by,
454, 509

attitude towards armed merchant
ships, 514

towards obligations of neutral
aliens, 529

towards neutral goods on enemy
ships, 533

towards transfer of flag, 534

towards blockade, 540, 542

towards contraband, 543

towards armed enemy merchant
ships, when neutral, 559-560
separate treaty of peace with Ger-
many, 575

Unneutral service, 548-551

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