Cromwell On Foreign Affairs, Together With Four Essays On International Matters
Cromwell On Foreign Affairs, Together With Four Essays On International Matters
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(8) United States practice and admissions.
IV. The incidents of jurisdiction over territorial waters.
(a) Right of visit, search and arrest. (#) Alleged right of excluding foreigners, (•y) (i) The prohibition of fighting. (2) The granting of asylum.
V. Alleged extensions of the three-mile limit in the practice of nations.
(a) For fishing purposes. (£) For revenue purposes.
VI. Bays and Straits as territorial or closed waters.
VII. Hot pursuit out of territorial waters.
I. And II. The subject of... the right of a State to exercise control over a belt of the water which bathes its coasts may be considered conveniently from the standpoints of (A) Peace, (B) War.
1 As regards the data in this essay, but not as regards the conclusions in it, the author is indebted to the lalxnirs of Mr Vesey Knox, Barrister-at-law.
THE EXTENT OF TERRITORIAL WATERS IO9 It is the primary object of this paper to establish two propositions : (1) That this right of control, whether it be proprietary or (as is submitted hereafter) merely jurisdictional in character, is in its nature a peace-right and not a war-right and that the occasions on which it becomes important are always with one exception connected with a state of peace and not with a state of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(8) United States practice and admissions.
IV. The incidents of jurisdiction over territorial waters.
(a) Right of visit, search and arrest. (#) Alleged right of excluding foreigners, (•y) (i) The prohibition of fighting. (2) The granting of asylum.
V. Alleged extensions of the three-mile limit in the practice of nations.
(a) For fishing purposes. (£) For revenue purposes.
VI. Bays and Straits as territorial or closed waters.
VII. Hot pursuit out of territorial waters.
I. And II. The subject of... the right of a State to exercise control over a belt of the water which bathes its coasts may be considered conveniently from the standpoints of (A) Peace, (B) War.
1 As regards the data in this essay, but not as regards the conclusions in it, the author is indebted to the lalxnirs of Mr Vesey Knox, Barrister-at-law.
THE EXTENT OF TERRITORIAL WATERS IO9 It is the primary object of this paper to establish two propositions : (1) That this right of control, whether it be proprietary or (as is submitted hereafter) merely jurisdictional in character, is in its nature a peace-right and not a war-right and that the occasions on which it becomes important are always with one exception connected with a state of peace and not with a state of war.
What to read after Cromwell On Foreign Affairs, Together With Four Essays On International Matters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Payn to read onlineMoreLess
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