THE LAWS OF WAR, AFFECTING COMMERCE AND SHIPPING
By: H. BYERLEY THOMSON
SECTION I.
The Immediate Effects of War.
For some months the state of war that has been impending between Russia, and the Allied Powers,--England, France, and Turkey,--has now become actual; and though there have been many acts of preparation and precaution on the part of England and France, we have not been, up to the present crisis, engaged in what is termed by international writers, Public and Solemn War; such a position of affairs has at last arrived.
The Immediate Effects of War.
For some months the state of war that has been impending between Russia, and the Allied Powers,--England, France, and Turkey,--has now become actual; and though there have been many acts of preparation and precaution on the part of England and France, we have not been, up to the present crisis, engaged in what is termed by international writers, Public and Solemn War; such a position of affairs has at last arrived.
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