The Law of Blockade
The Law of Blockade
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The reader will recall the case of The Peterhoff whose contraband cargo to be landed at Matamoras was condemned. Matamoras is on all fours with Rotterdam. It was legitimate for English neutrals to sell contraband to Mexican neutrals provided it was a transaction in good faith, but it was not legitimate for an Englishman to carry contraband into Mexico knowing that it would be rushed across the border into the hands of the Confederate Government. Precisely the same thing holds good today as betw...een New York and Rotterdam. For an American to sell cotton to Holland is a right neither England nor anyone else can infringe, but when this cotton is sold nominally to HoUand and actually 14 THE LAW OF BLOCKADE filters through Holland into Germany to be turned into explosives, Eng- land may, with every sanction of international law, pronounce the trans- action fraudulent and prevent it.
In his report for 1863 the Secretary of the Navy said : " A flag squadron was established in the Autumn of 1862, and placed tinder the command of Acting Rear Admiral Wilkes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reader will recall the case of The Peterhoff whose contraband cargo to be landed at Matamoras was condemned. Matamoras is on all fours with Rotterdam. It was legitimate for English neutrals to sell contraband to Mexican neutrals provided it was a transaction in good faith, but it was not legitimate for an Englishman to carry contraband into Mexico knowing that it would be rushed across the border into the hands of the Confederate Government. Precisely the same thing holds good today as betw...een New York and Rotterdam. For an American to sell cotton to Holland is a right neither England nor anyone else can infringe, but when this cotton is sold nominally to HoUand and actually 14 THE LAW OF BLOCKADE filters through Holland into Germany to be turned into explosives, Eng- land may, with every sanction of international law, pronounce the trans- action fraudulent and prevent it.
In his report for 1863 the Secretary of the Navy said : " A flag squadron was established in the Autumn of 1862, and placed tinder the command of Acting Rear Admiral Wilkes.
What to read after The Law of Blockade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Maurice Low to read onlineMoreLess
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