Freedom of the Seas

aggression aggressor agreement aircraft alliance Allies American neutrality armament arms embargo attack attitude belligerent rights blockade Britain British capture at sea cargoes commerce consultative pact continuous voyage contraband coöperation course cruisers Declaration of London Declaration of Paris defense destination disputes doctrine doubt enemy enforce England Europe European nations fact favor fighting force foreign France freedom French Geneva Germany Hague idea illegal interests international law Japan John Bassett Moore Kellogg pact late League Covenant League of Nations ligerents London Naval Conference maritime law measures of blockade ment merchant ships merchant vessels merchantmen military munitions navy neutral government neutral rights obligations parties peace pact Peterhof pledge ports principle private property prize law property at sea protect question remain neutral renounce rights at sea rules sea power Secretary seizure Senate side Stimson submarines tion to-day trade trality United violated visit and search warships World Court