The German War, Its Morals And Ends
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The United States has consistently and persist- ently, since the founding of the government, contended for the ac- knowledged rights of innocent persons and goods upon the high seas, and cannot, therefore, in honor consent to any diminution or abate- ment of these rights for the accommodation of Germany and her outrageous enterprises.* America fought one war to determine tliat a (lerman prince upon the throne of Great Britain should not impress and imprison American sailors and citizens upon th...e high seas, and America is now to fight *A neutral vessel may carry contraband to the ports of a belligerent, sub- ject to the risks of stoppage, visit, and search, and of capture by a public belligerent vessel. If the neutral vessel, upon visit and se.nrch, be found to have an enemy destination and to be carrying contraband, the neutral vessel may be seized and taken into port, and by this process be brought within the jurisdiction of a court having power to administer and enforce maritime law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The United States has consistently and persist- ently, since the founding of the government, contended for the ac- knowledged rights of innocent persons and goods upon the high seas, and cannot, therefore, in honor consent to any diminution or abate- ment of these rights for the accommodation of Germany and her outrageous enterprises.* America fought one war to determine tliat a (lerman prince upon the throne of Great Britain should not impress and imprison American sailors and citizens upon th...e high seas, and America is now to fight *A neutral vessel may carry contraband to the ports of a belligerent, sub- ject to the risks of stoppage, visit, and search, and of capture by a public belligerent vessel. If the neutral vessel, upon visit and se.nrch, be found to have an enemy destination and to be carrying contraband, the neutral vessel may be seized and taken into port, and by this process be brought within the jurisdiction of a court having power to administer and enforce maritime law.
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