International Law Situations
International Law Situations
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It knows three things : There is no war; its subjects have been treated as if there were war; those who have inflicted this treatment have no recognized government behind them to be answerable for their misdeeds. Under Digitized by VjOOQ IC ATTITUDE OF UNITED STATES. 67 such circumstances, it simply says to the parties con- cerned: 'Fight out your own quarrel with your own countrymen. With that I have no concern. But, unless and until you receive recognition as lawful belligerents, I will not s...ubmit to the exercise of belligerent rights against my subjects or my sea-borne commerce.' This is an intelligible rule. It rests upon admitted principles, and is a sure guide in practice. Moreover, it has the further advantage of avoiding all questions connected with piracy and limiting the action of the aggrieved power to what is necessary for the protection of its own interests. The injured neutral strikes di- rectly at the oflPender, just as it does when the ship of a recognized belligerent attempts to make a capture in one of its ports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It knows three things : There is no war; its subjects have been treated as if there were war; those who have inflicted this treatment have no recognized government behind them to be answerable for their misdeeds. Under Digitized by VjOOQ IC ATTITUDE OF UNITED STATES. 67 such circumstances, it simply says to the parties con- cerned: 'Fight out your own quarrel with your own countrymen. With that I have no concern. But, unless and until you receive recognition as lawful belligerents, I will not s...ubmit to the exercise of belligerent rights against my subjects or my sea-borne commerce.' This is an intelligible rule. It rests upon admitted principles, and is a sure guide in practice. Moreover, it has the further advantage of avoiding all questions connected with piracy and limiting the action of the aggrieved power to what is necessary for the protection of its own interests. The injured neutral strikes di- rectly at the oflPender, just as it does when the ship of a recognized belligerent attempts to make a capture in one of its ports.
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