| CHAPTER | | | PAGE
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| I. | — | Some General Observations . . . . | 1
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| II. | — | Neutral Influence and Freedom of the Seas . | 7
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| III. | — | The Doctrine of Search . | 15
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| IV. | — | The "Lusitania" Matter—Non-Combatants on Merchantmen . . . | 23
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| V. | — | Incidental Rules Affecting Rights of Neutrals
on the Sea . . . | 31
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| VI. | — | Convoy . . . . | 39
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| VII. | — | Avoidance of False Issues—Expert Service for the
Press . . . | 48
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| VIII. | — | Belligerent Use of Neutral Flags . . . | 56
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| IX. | — | Touching Neutral Attitude
toward Certain Belligerent Innovations . . | 66
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| X. | — | A Further Word as to Justifiable Dominion . . | 75
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| XI. | — | Blockade . . . . | 83
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| XII. | — | Effectiveness as a Requisite
of Blockade . . . | 92
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| XIII. | — | Some Preliminary Remarks
Regarding Recent Interference with Neutral
Trade . . . . | 100
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| XIV. | — | The Order in Council of
March, 1915 . . . | 109
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| XV. | — | Defense of British Policy . | 117
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| XVI. | — | Preliminary Comments on
the Law of Contraband . | 127
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| XVII. | — | The Unsatisfactoriness of
the Doctrine of Contraband . . . . | 136
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| XVIII. | — | General Rules—Absolute
Contraband . . . | 144
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| XIX. | — | Contraband as Further Defined by Recent Proclamations . . . . | 151
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| XX. | — | Carriage of Contraband—Continuous Voyage . | 159
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| XXI. | — | Unneutral Service . . | 166
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| XXII. | — | Cardinal Rights. . . | 176
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| XXIII. | — | Expression of Opinion . | 185
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| XXIV. | — | Belligerent Agents in Neutral States . . . | 195
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| XXV. | — | A New Problem: Aliens and
Hyphenated Citizens in
Neutral States . . | 210
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| XXVI. | — | Embargo . . . . | 220
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| XXVII. | — | Duties as Defined by Proclamation . . . | 230
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| XXVIII. | — | Some Concluding Observations . . . . | 240
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| | Index . . . . . | 249
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