TABLE OF CONTENTS, VOLUME TEN

[No. 1, January, 1916, pp. 1-210; No. 2, April, 1916, pp. 211-466; No. 3, July, 1916,

pp. 467–687; No. 4, October, 1916, pp. 688–972.)

THE OUTLOOK FOR INTERNATIONAL Law. Elihu Root. ...

1

SOME QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE EUROPEAN WAR. James W.

Garner:

Destruction of neutral merchant vessels. ..

12

Treatment of enemy merchant vessels in belligerent ports at the outbreak

of war...

238

The sale and exportation of arms and munitions of war to belligerents... 749

NAVAL WARFARE: LAW AND LICENSE. T. Baty...

42

SOME PHASES OF THE LAW OF BLOCKADE. Alexander Holtzoff...

53

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND PORTO Rico. Part II.

Pedro Capó-Rodríguez. ...

.65, 312

SHOULD THE MONROE POLICY BE MODIFIED OR ABANDONED? Robert D. Arm-

strong..

77

THE DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF NATIONS ADOPTED BY THE

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Elihu Root..

211

THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND CHINA IN 1915. S. N. D. Norih. . 222

THE ORIGIN OF THE HAGUE ARBITRAL COURTS. II. The Proposed Court of

Arbitral Justice. Denys P. Myers.

270

THE SANCTION OF INTERNATIONAL Law. Amos J. Peaslee. .

328

THE SALE OF MUNITIONS OF WAR. William C. Morey...

467

THE LEGALITY OF THE BLOCKADES INSTITUTED BY NAPOLEON'S DECREES AND

THE BRITISH ORDERS IN COUNCIL, 1806-1813. Archibald H. Stockder ... 492

THE NEUTRALITY OF HONDURAS AND THE QUESTION OF THE GULF OF FONSECA.

Salvador Rodríguez González...

509

NEUTRALITY AND THE SALE OF ARMs. Charles Noble Gregory...

543

UNJUSTIFIABLE WAR AND THE MEANS To Avoid it. Heinrich Lammasch 689

The LEGAL NATURE OF TREATIES. Quincy Wright.

706

ALBERICO GENTILI AND HIS ADVOCATIO HISPANICA. Frank Frost Abbott

737

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN CHINA, RUSSIA AND MONGOLIA. E.T. Williams... 798

THE CASE OF THE APPAM. James Brown Scott .

809

BOARD OF EDITORS.

...104, 337, 556, 832

EDITORIAL COMMENT:

The right of prize and neutral attitude toward admission of prizes. 104

Days of grace for merchant vessels of the enemy.

112

Armed merchant ships. ..

113

The consequences of the severance of diplomatic relations.

116

The seizure of enemy subjects upon neutral vessels upon the high seas. 117

Some popular misconceptions of neutrality...

118

The American Institute of International Law.

121

A recent deployment of the Latin Americas in support of a diplomatic and

humanitarian policy initiated by the American Government..

126

The Second Pan-American Scientific Congress .

130

The annual meeting of the Society..

133

The American punitive expedition into Mexico.

337

Instructions to French naval officers.

340

The right of neutrals to protest against violations of international law. 341

The treaty with Nicaragua granting canal and other rights to the United

States...

344

The entry of Portugal into the European War.

351

Jurisdiction over persons on board interned belligerent vessels.

355

The recognition of the de facto government in Mexico.

357

The Japanese law of nationality.

367

The status of the Frye case.

369

The Grotius Society...

372

The Chinese Social and Political Science Association.

375

The correspondence regarding the S. S. Sussex..

556

British Orders in Council and international law..

560

The International High Commission on Uniformity of Laws..

569

The Secretary of State on violations of international law as they affect

neutrals ...

572

The study and teaching of international law..

575

Mexico, the United States and arbitration..

577

The so-called inviolability of the mails..

580

The case of Virginia against West Virginia..

584

The von Igel case..

592

Some adumbrations as to European peace.

594

EDITORIAL COMMENT-Continued

The execution of Captain Fryatt...

865

The escape of paroled members of the crews of interned cruisers in the

United States...

877

The Bryan peace treaties...

882
The American-Mexican Joint Commission of 1916.

890
Another special supplement to the Journal. ...

897
CHRONICLE OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS. Kathryn Sellers. . 138, 379, 610, 898
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW. George A. Finch

154, 389, 624, 906

JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW:

Supreme Court of the United States:

Truax and Arizona v. Raich.

158

Heim v. McCall..

162

Mackenzie v. Hare.

165

British Court of Appeal:

Ex parte Weber..

167

British Prize Court:

The Antares (and Four Other Vessels).

169

The Ophelia

170

The Southfield.

175

The Alwina ..

641
The Tubantia, the Gelria, and the Hollandia .

654

Judicial Committee of the Privy Council:

The Roumanian. ...

397

The Odessa and The Woolston.

411

The Zamora..

422

The Gutenfels, The Barenfels, and The Derfflinger.

628

The Pindos, The Helgoland, and The Rostock.

634

The Concadoro.

637

The Ophelia.

653

Imperial Supreme Prize Court in Berlin:

The Fenix...

909

The Elida ..

916

The Glitra.

921

The Maria..

927

The Indian Prince.

930

182

BOOK REVIEWS:

Picciotto: The Relation of International Law to the Law of England and of

the United States of America. ..

180

Borchard: The Diplomatic Protection of Citizens Abroad.

Liscano: Las Doctrinas Guerreras y El Derecho..

190

Clapp: Economic Aspects of the War....

191

Vivas: El Protocolo Venezolano-Francés de 1913.

193

Fullerton: Germany of Today...

194

Henriquez y Carvajal: El Derecho Publico Internacional y La Guerra .... 197