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America and International Law
July 13, 1911 issue

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This article focuses on American and international law. The position taken by the United States in regard to several points in international law has been much discussed of late in England. The argument of Edward Grey was that the deep interest which the United States had taken in the establishment of an international prize-court, and support to the Declaration of London as a means to that and, showed that this country could not believe that its sea-borne commerce would be interfered with in case of war. The case is different, however, when one turn's to another question having to do with international law, on which, too the United States occupies an isolated position it means the doctrine of the most favored nation.

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LAW -- United States; INTERNATIONAL law; PRIZE courts; COMMERCE; WAR, Maritime (International law); UNITED States
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