International Law

acts American American Civil War arms assertion Austria authority belligerent belonging blockade Bluntschli British Calvo capture century CHAP character claim command consequently consul contraband contracts Convention courts crew Declaration of Paris declared Denmark diplomatic agent doctrine doubt Droit duties effect Elem enemy enemy's England English exequatur exercise existence fact force foreign France French guerre Halleck Heffter hostilities immunities independence individual intention international law jurisdiction Klüber latter letter of credence Lord Lord Stowell Martens ment military nations naturalisation naval navigation necessary neutral Nouv obligations occupation opinion Ortolan parties peace persons Phillimore port Portugal possession practice Précis principle privileges Prize protection purposes question reason recognised respect rule Russia seized ships sovereign sovereignty Spain stipulations subjects Sweden taken territory tion treaty Twiss United United Provinces usage Vattel vessel viii waters Wheaton writers