Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom, 5
London Naval Conference. See Dec-
laration of London
Louis, Le (cited), 231
Louis Napoleon, 5
Louis Phillippe, King of France, 2
Louis XIV, King of France, xxx
Ludwig, The (cited), 237, 238
Lushington, Dr. (cited), 245
Lusitania, The, Sinking of, 149-168,
172, 184, 253, 254, 256, 301,
308; use of American flag by,
201, 202
Luxembourg, Duchy of, 184, 188
Lyons, Lord (cited), 116
Madison, James, Secretary of State,
111
Mahoney, The, chartered to carry arms
to India, 306
Mails, Censorship of, 57-65; American
protest against removal of from
ships, 60-61; diplomatic pouches,
61; French memorandum, 62;
American statement, March 24,
1916, 62, 63; Hague Conven-
tions regarding, 65
Mallina, The, Status of, 128
Malloy, Wm. (cited), 286, 287, 289,
Manchester Engineer, The, Sinking of,
303
Manning, J. F. (cited), 339-342
Mansfield, Lord (cited), 162
Manual les lois de la guerre sur terre,
xlvii, xlix
Marguerite, The, Sinking of, 377
Maria, The (cited), 232
Marianna Flora, The (cited), 231,
Maritime warfare, Rules of, 265-289;
immunity of private property
withdrawn by Prussia (1870),
224; German authorities
265-279; German prize ordi-
nance, 280-285; Prussian-Ameri-
can treaties, 285-289. See also
Submarine Warfare.
Marshall, John, Chief Justice (cited),
217
Martens, Fedor Fedorovich (cited), 50
Mason and Slidell. See Trent.
Matamoras cases (cited), 79-95
Matinees royales ou l'art de régner,
Les (cited), xxiii
Maverick, The, chartered to carry arms
to India, 308
Mazatlan, The, 306
Mediation proposals, 39, 40, 41
Mediterranean, The, 344
Metapan, The, German passengers re-
moved from, 67, 70
Metapan Steamship Company, 70
Mexico, 11, 290, 309, 310
Mines, correspondence with Germany
and Great Britain, 205-215; at-
titude of Germany and Great
Britain at Hague Conference,
209; British Orders in Council,
211-212; German memorandum,
Feb. 4, 1915, 213
Mirabeau (cited), 146
Mississippi, The, 23
Mohl, Robert von, 266
Moltke, Helmuth, Count von, Prussian
chief of staff (cited), xliv,
xlvii-xlix, 9, 13, 335
Mommsen, Theodor (cited), xlii-xliii
Monroe Doctrine, 23, 316
Monroe, James, American Minister to
England, 111
Moore, John Bassett (cited), 116, 198,
313
Morocco, 24
tween Secretary of State to the
Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 54-135; proclamation
of, relative to Panama Canal
Zone, 128, 129; agreement be-
tween United States and Pana-
ma, 129
Neutrality of the United States, 43-
135
New Amsterdam, The, Removal of
mails from, 61
Nicosian, The, Attack on, 302
Niemeyer, Th. (cited), 278
Noncombatants, confinement in deten-
tion camps of, 119-121
Noordam, The, Removal of mails from,
61
Noorder Dyke, The, Removal of mails
Patria, The, Attack on, 302
Patrick Henry, The, 343
Peace, American answer to Peace ap-
peal of Benedictus XV, 361-363
Pearson vs. Parsons (cited), 105-106
Pégou, The (cited), 229
Penal Code of the United States, 43-45
Perels, Ferdinand (cited), 178-180,
198, 199, 272
Permanent Court of Arbitration, 320-
321
Persia, The, Attack on, 302, 374-376
Persian Gulf, 22
Peterhoff, The (cited), 79-91, 229
Petrolite, The, Attack on, 302
Phillimore, William (cited), 241
Piepenbrink, August, Arrest of, 66-69
Pigou, The (cited), 229
Pinkney, William, Secretary of United
States Treasury, 111
Pistoye et Duverdy (cited), 229
Pitt, William, 311
Podewils, Minister of Frederick the
Great (1741), xxii
Poland, xxiv, 1, 5, 13; insurrection, 5
Polly, The, 86
Pope Leo IX, 317
Pomerania, Swedish, xxiv
Portalis (cited), 20, 228-229, 348
Portugal, 23
Posen, 13
Postal union, 322
Rights and duties of neutral powers,
58, 120, 122, 125
Rintelin, Franz, Captain, 307, 309
Ritter, Paul, Swiss Minister to the
United States, 327
Rockhill, William W., 78
Rode Captain, 307
Roeder, Gustav C., 306
Roon, Count Albrecht Theodor von,
Prussian Minister of War, xliv,
xlvi, 9-12
Root, Elihu, Secretary of State, 322, 323
Rose, J. Holland (cited), 311, 312
Rotterdam, The, Removal of mails
from, 61
Roumania, 19, 20, 22, 315
Rousseau, J. J., 347
Rovigo, Duke of, xxiii
Rules of maritime warfare. See
Maritime warfare
Rümelin, Gustav (cited), lxx, lxiii
Ruroede, Carl, 306
Rush-Bagot agreement, 313
Russell, Lord Odo, 21, 69, 71
Russell, Lord John, 197
Russia, xxi, 5, 11, 17-19, 21-28, 307,
Stallforth, violation of American neu-
trality by, 309
Stert, The (cited), 83
Stieber, Chief of Prussian Spy Sys-
tem, 12-16
Stockholm, The, Removal of mails
from, 60
Stone, William, Senator, Letter to
Secretary of State from, 54-135
Storstad, The, Sinking of, 304
Story, Justice, 231, 344
Stowell, Lord (cited), 78, 86, 232-
236, 245
Streit, Georges (cited), 209
Submarine warfare, Germany, 136,
177-180, 197; renewal of, 290-
294; Austria, 374-377
Sumter, The (cited), 241
Sussex, The, Sinking of, 150, 169-176,
263, 303
Switzerland, Minister from, presented
memorandum from Germany
offering to discuss submarine
policy, 327
Trade with Germany, 91-96
Trade with neutrals, 79-91
Trans-shipment of troops, 120-121
Treaties (cited), Treaty of the Pyre-
nees (1659), 267; United States-
Great Britain (1794), 78, 313;
Prussia-United States (1799,
1828), 153, 285-289; Treaty of
London (1839), 188; Treaty of
London (1852), 3, 4; Treaty of
Paris (1856), 11, 17, 21;
Treaty of Vienna (1864), 3, 4,
6; Treaty of Gastein (1865), 4;
Treaty of Prague (1866), 5;
Treaty of Nikolsburg (1866),
5; Bancroft Treaty (1868), 67;
Treaty of Frankfort (1871), 18;
Treaty of London (1871), 190-
191; Treaty of Washington
(1871), 337; Treaty between
Austria and Germany (1878), 6;
Treaty of San Stefano (1878),
19; Treaty of Vienna (1879),
25; Great Britain-Russia (1899),
26; Great Britain-France (two
in 1904), 26; Great Britain-
Russia (1907), 26; Great Brit-
ain-France (1907), 26; Treaty
of Lausanne (1912), 24; Treaty
of Bucharest (1913), 22; Treaty
of London (1913), 22; Great
Britain-France, Russia (1914),
26; Panama-United States
(1914), 129
Treaties are scraps of paper, xlvii
Trietschke, Heinrich (cited), lxxiii-
xci
Tremeadow, The, Status of, 128
Trent, The (cited), 67-71, 114
Triepel, Heinrich (cited), 278-279
Triple Alliance, xlvii, 22, 24-26, 29, 42;
documents relating to, 26; text,
25, 26; Italy joined (1882), 24
Triple Entente, 25, 26
Troops, transshipment of British, 120,
121; Hague Convention concern-
ing, 120
Tubantia, The, Sinking of, 302
Tuckerton, New Jersey (wireless sta-
tion), 57
Tunisie, The, Attack on, 304
Turkey, 19, 20, 22, 315, 369-370
Turner, Judge (cited), 106
Tuscaloosa, The (cited), 127
Ullmann Emanuel von (cited), 272
Ulrica, Princess, xxviii
Unfriendly acts of United States to-
ward Central Powers, 132-134
Union Metallic Cartridge Company,
107
United States Navy, Order of August
18, 1862, destruction of prizes,
238-240
United States vs. Rodgers (cited), 343
United States, naval war code, 180,
198; penal code, 43-45; procla-
mations, 77-78, 111, 228;
public resolution declaring a
state of war to exist with Ger-
many, xxi-xxii; report of House
Committee on foregoing, 301-
310; public resolution declaring
a state of war to exist with Aus-
tria, 379; report of House Com-
mittee on foregoing, 372-379;
circular of Treasury Department
on contraband (1862), 77;
Treaty with Great Britain
(1794), 78, 313; Treaty with
Panama (1914), 129; treaties
with Prussia (1799, 1828),
285-289, 328, 332
Vanceboro, Maine, Attempt to blow up
international bridge at, 307
Van del Elst, 192
Vattel, Emmerich de (cited), 233
Vergennes, Count de, 312
Versailles, King of Prussia crowned
Emperor of Germany at, 11
Vessels, Attacks on, and sinking of,
301-304, 374-377
Victoria, Queen of England, 11, 25
Vienna, Congress of, 1-2, lxviii
Villa, Francisco, 309
Vinland, The, Stopping of, by British
cruiser within three-mile limit,
112
Visit and Search, 230-234
Volunteer Fleet, Prussian, 223
Vorwärts, Der (cited), 238
Wheaton, Henry (cited), 88, 228, 266,
341
(Lawrence's and Dana's editions)
Whewell, W. (cited), 22
Whittall, C., xxiii
Whittall, Sir James William, xxiii
Wico, The, Seizure of, 52
Wilhemina, The, Seizure of, 92-96
Wilkes, Charles, Captain, 114
William P. Frye, The, Sinking of, 288,
326-335; application of Prus-
sian-American treaties, 285-289;
judgment of prize court, 328;
question of indemnity, 329;
agreement to arbitrate, 330
William I, King of Prussia and Em-
peror of Germany, 8, 12, 13, 334
William II, Emperor of Germany, cxiv
William, The (cited), 86
Wilson, Woodrow, xiii-xxi; address of
April 2, 1917, xiii-xxi; appeal
to people to observe neutrality,
48, 49; address of December 5,
1917, 364-372
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