War And Neutrality in the Far East
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But Russia's list is not short, and it contains goods which are technically classed as articles ancipitis urns, that is to say, useful indifferently for warlike and peaceful purposes. In order to find out exactly what the Grovernment of St. Petersburg considers to be contraband of war we have to study Appendix II.
to Section 14 of the Instructions approved hy the Admiralty Council, September 20, 1900, and Article VI. of the Rules which the Imperial Govern- ment will enforce during the war with ...Japan, which are dated February 28, 1904. Roughly speaking, the list of 1900, which we are told was drawn up as long ago as 1877, is reproduced, with some alterations and many important addi- tions, in the list of 1904, which runs as follows : — 152 WAR AND NEUTRALITY ch.
1. Small arms of every kind, and guns, mounted or in sections, as well as armour plates.
2. Ammunition for firearms, such as projectiles, shell-fuses, bullets, priming, cartridges, cartridge-cases, powder, saltpetre, sulphur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Russia's list is not short, and it contains goods which are technically classed as articles ancipitis urns, that is to say, useful indifferently for warlike and peaceful purposes. In order to find out exactly what the Grovernment of St. Petersburg considers to be contraband of war we have to study Appendix II.
to Section 14 of the Instructions approved hy the Admiralty Council, September 20, 1900, and Article VI. of the Rules which the Imperial Govern- ment will enforce during the war with ...Japan, which are dated February 28, 1904. Roughly speaking, the list of 1900, which we are told was drawn up as long ago as 1877, is reproduced, with some alterations and many important addi- tions, in the list of 1904, which runs as follows : — 152 WAR AND NEUTRALITY ch.
1. Small arms of every kind, and guns, mounted or in sections, as well as armour plates.
2. Ammunition for firearms, such as projectiles, shell-fuses, bullets, priming, cartridges, cartridge-cases, powder, saltpetre, sulphur.
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