Diplomatic correspondence between the United States and belligerent governments relating to neutral rights and commerce
Contributors: American Society of International Law
Series: Supplement to the American journal of international law -- v. 10. Special number, Oct., 1916
Publisher: Pub. for the American Society of international law by Baker, Voorhis & Co.
Published: 1916
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 491
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918; Diplomatic history; Neutrality; Joseph W. Fordney (Steamship); Arabic (Steamship); Sussex (Steamship); William P. Frye (Ship); Appam (Ship)
Other titles: American journal of international law. Supplement. v.10, Oct., 1916.
Notes: "The index to this volume includes also the special supplement for July, 1915."

Printed from Official texts furnished by the Department of state.
Table of contents: title: I. Declaration of London.; title: II Contraband of war.; title: III. Restraints on commerce.; title: IIIA. CAse of the American steamship "Joseph W. Fordney" in British prize court.; title: IV. Submarine warfare: 1. Correspondence with Germany regarding submarine interferences with commercial vessels. Appendix: A. Evidence in the Arabic case. B. Evidence in the Sussex case. 2. Correspondence with Austraia-Hungary regarding submarine interferences with commercial vessels. 3. Correspondence regarding warfare between submarines and armed merchant vessels. 4. Status of belligerent submarines in neutral waters.; title: V. Destruction of American merchantman "William P. Frey" by the German ship "Prinz Eitel Friedrich".; title: VI. Exportation of arms and munitions of war.; title: VII. Recall of Dr. Constantin Theodor Dumab, Austro-Hungarian ambassador at Washington.; title: VIII. Recall of Captain von Papen, military attache, and Captan Boy-Ed, naval attache of the German embassy at Washington.; title: IX. Status of armed merchant vessels.; title: X. Hovering of British warships near the territorial waters of the United States.; title: XI. Case of the British steamship "Appam," captured by German naval forces and brought by a prize crew into an American port.; title: XII. Interferences by belligerents with mails.; title: XIII. Removal of enemy subjects from American vessels.; title: XIV. Escape of officers and men from German shipis interned in the United States.; title: XV. Status of American consular officers in belligerent territory occupied by enemy troops.; title: XVI. Dual nationality; title: military service case of Frank Ghiloni.