Decree of the national convention relative to neutral commerce.
Sidenote: Decree of the national convention relative to neutral commerce.
The protection of neutral commerce at sea, concerning which Paine wrote so much, ultimately resulted from English naval strength, which formerly scourged the world.
This appointment will aid me in promoting the object I am now upon of a law of nations for the protection of neutral commerce.
A blockade interferes indeed with the recognised principle of the freedom of the sea, and, further, with the recognised freedom of neutral commerce.
Blockade in the modern sense of the term is an institution which could not develop until neutrality was in some form a recognised institution of the Law of Nations, and until the freedom of neutral commerce was in some form guaranteed.
But the recognised freedom of neutral commerce necessitates, on the other hand, certain measures on the part of belligerents.
The declaration of war also gives special effect to certain treaties and conventions, as to those in regard to care of wounded, neutral commerce, etc.
This position of the United States, which has been so criticised, is liable to be abused to the disadvantage of neutral commerce.
The discipline of the crews is not apt to be of the highest order, and privateers are often guilty of enormous excesses, and become the scourge of neutral commerce.
The principles which have been maintained by that Government in relation to neutral commerce, and the friendly professions of His Danish Majesty towards the United States, are valuable pledges in favor of a successful issue.
This is no new practice; in every European war, the belligerent mother country has never failed to open some of her colonies to neutral commerce.
The principles which have been maintained by that Government in relation to neutral commerce, and the friendly professions of His Danish Majesty toward the United States, are valuable pledges in favor of a successful issue.
During the war between the Governments of Buenos Ayres and of Brazil frequent collisions between the belligerent acts of power and the rights of neutral commerce occurred.
The general freedom of neutral commerce is subject to certain restrictions with respect to neutral commerce.
We now pass on to the subject of Blockade, which is the next exception to the general freedom of neutral commerce in time of war.
In the third chapter the rights and obligations of belligerents and neutrals are discussed with regard to neutral commerce.
Ports closed to neutral commerce in time of peace might not be thrown open in time of war.
In these months of struggle for the rights of neutral commerce, the question of impressments had been relegated to second place in the minds of Americans.
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