Defensively Armed Merchant Ships And Submarine Warfare
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"This certainty makes it imperative to prohibit absolutely the use of submarines in commercial warfare. " 2 1 " The Round Table, " June, 1916, p. 504.
2 " The Round Table, " p. 528.
33 Should the use of submarines as commerce destroyers be allowed?
It has been impossible, in view of the German submarine attacks on commerce, both Allied and Neutral, to avoid this discussion in relation to the position of the defensively- armed merchant ships. On the one hand gatherings of expert international la...wyers are already examining the question whether changes in existing rules may pro- perly be made which would relieve the submarine of the disabilities under which it now labours. On the other Professor Minor, who opened such a discussion at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Inter- national Law, in April, 191 6, came to the conclusion that the only possible answer to the question what rules should govern the conduct of submarines in warfare upon commerce would seem to be : " There must be no submarine warfare on commerce, " and that "it would follow that a submarine ought to be prohibited to approach or pursue a merchant vessel, whether enemy or neutral, on the high seas, unless itself in distress or to relieve distress, in either of which cases its mission would protect it from attack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This certainty makes it imperative to prohibit absolutely the use of submarines in commercial warfare. " 2 1 " The Round Table, " June, 1916, p. 504.
2 " The Round Table, " p. 528.
33 Should the use of submarines as commerce destroyers be allowed?
It has been impossible, in view of the German submarine attacks on commerce, both Allied and Neutral, to avoid this discussion in relation to the position of the defensively- armed merchant ships. On the one hand gatherings of expert international la...wyers are already examining the question whether changes in existing rules may pro- perly be made which would relieve the submarine of the disabilities under which it now labours. On the other Professor Minor, who opened such a discussion at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Inter- national Law, in April, 191 6, came to the conclusion that the only possible answer to the question what rules should govern the conduct of submarines in warfare upon commerce would seem to be : " There must be no submarine warfare on commerce, " and that "it would follow that a submarine ought to be prohibited to approach or pursue a merchant vessel, whether enemy or neutral, on the high seas, unless itself in distress or to relieve distress, in either of which cases its mission would protect it from attack.
What to read after Defensively Armed Merchant Ships And Submarine Warfare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Pearce Alexander Pearce Higgins to read onlineMoreLess
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