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24 hours action American angary April Archivalia Argentina armed merchantmen Article August belligerent Powers belligerent warships blockade Britain British Government capture cargo Chapter coal codification commerce comp concerned contraband Convention convoy cruiser Danish Declaration of Paris declared Decree Denmark departure droit Dumont Dutch duties of neutral enemy enlistment flag forces foreign France French German Hague Hague Peace Conference harbours hostile ibid international law issued IX-C vol June jurisdiction law of neutrality ligerent maritime Martens merchant ships military munitions naval navigation navires de guerre Netherlands Government neutral country neutral ports neutral Powers neutral territory neutral vessels neutral waters neutralité neutrality law neutrality proclamations obligations October Parry party prises privateers prize court prize law prohibited provisions Puissance neutre regulations remain neutral respect roadsteads rules Russia Spain Spanish subjects submarines supplies supra Sweden territorial waters tion trality troops United violation