The Lusitania Case Was Bryans Resignation Justified
The Lusitania Case Was Bryans Resignation Justified
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Each has its right, but one is superior. The lesser right must yield.
In applying this principle with respect to the rights of an American citizen on the high seas, we must allow that the right of self-preservation of a belligerent nation is superior to the right of a neutral individual to travel upon the high seas, because the right of self-preservation is not at all involved in the case of the individual ; in other words, he does not have to travel on a guilty ship while a nation at war is bo...und to preserve its existence. By a "guilty" ship I mean one that gives aid to the enemy. Such ships he must not be caught on, for they contain the seeds of danger. This danger exists by virtue of the imperative require- ment that they must be prevented from reaching the enemy port. That is the essential thing. That is the thing, above all things, that the belligerent must seek to prevent, for if he fails, the national existence is imperilled. Here comes in the great rigid and duty of self-preservation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each has its right, but one is superior. The lesser right must yield.
In applying this principle with respect to the rights of an American citizen on the high seas, we must allow that the right of self-preservation of a belligerent nation is superior to the right of a neutral individual to travel upon the high seas, because the right of self-preservation is not at all involved in the case of the individual ; in other words, he does not have to travel on a guilty ship while a nation at war is bo...und to preserve its existence. By a "guilty" ship I mean one that gives aid to the enemy. Such ships he must not be caught on, for they contain the seeds of danger. This danger exists by virtue of the imperative require- ment that they must be prevented from reaching the enemy port. That is the essential thing. That is the thing, above all things, that the belligerent must seek to prevent, for if he fails, the national existence is imperilled. Here comes in the great rigid and duty of self-preservation.
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