Maritime law: illustrated by the history of a ship from and including the agreement to build her until she becomes a total loss. - Paperback

by Albert Saunders (Author)

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Yale Law School Library

CTRG97-B1080

Chapters XII, and XIII. ... discuss the position of ships in war time under international law as it stood after the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-5. In considering the same subject at present the events of the world-wide warfare among nations during 1914-18

London: E. Wilson, 1920. xxxii, 470, [2], 31 p.: forms; 25 cm