Letters to the Times Upon War and Neutrality

Letters to the Times Upon War and Neutrality

Thomas Erskine Holland, british jurist (1835-1926)


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Table of Contents

-01- About this book

-02- PREFACES

-03- MEASURES SHORT OF WAR

-04- SECTION I. FRIENDLY MEASURES

-05- SECTION II. PACIFIC REPRISALS

-06- STEPS TOWARDS A WRITTEN LAW OF WAR

-07- TERMINOLOGY

-08- CONVENTIONS AND LEGISLATION

-09- THE COMMENCEMENT OF WAR

-10- SECTION I. DECLARATION OF WAR

-11- SECTION II.THE IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF THE OUTBREAK OF WAR

-12- THE CONDUCT OF WARFARE

-13- SECTION I. ON THE OPEN SEA

-14- SECTION II. IN OTHER WATERS

-15- SECTION III. IN A SPECIAL DANGER ZONE

-16- SECTION IV. AERIAL WARFARE

-17- SECTION V. SUBMARINES

-18- SECTION VI. LAWFUL BELLIGERENTS

-19- SECTION VII. PRIVATEERING

-20- SECTION VIII. ASSASSINATION

-21- SECTION IX. THE CHOICE OF MEANS OF INJURING

-22- SECTION X. THE GENEVA CONVENTION

-23- SECTION XI. ENEMY PROPERTY IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY

-24- SECTION XII. ENEMY PROPERTY AT SEA

-25- SECTION XIII. MARTIAL LAW

-26- SECTION XIV. THE NAVAL BOMBARDMENT OF OPEN COAST TOWNS

-27- SECTION XV. BELLIGERENT REPRISALS

-28- SECTION XVI.PEACE

-29- THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF NEUTRALS

-30- SECTION I.THE CRITERION OF NEUTRAL CONDUCT

-31- SECTION II. THE DUTIES OF NEUTRAL STATES

-32- SECTION III. NEUTRALITY PROCLAMATIONS

-33- SECTION IV. NEUTRAL HOSPITALITY

-34- SECTION V. CARRIAGE OF CONTRABAND

-35- FOOTNOTES