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Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1914, Supplement, The World War

Interference by belligerent governments with neutral ships and cargoes


Contents

    • Cases Arising under the British Proclamation Of August 4 and Order In Council Of August 20. (Documents 461-481)
      • Cases Arising under the Additional Proclamation of September (Documents 482-515)
        • Cases Arising under the Proclamation and Order in Council of October 29 (Documents 516-541)
          • The Proposed “Working Arrangement” with Great Britain (Documents 542-558)
            • Note to Great Britain of December 26, Protesting against Seizures and Detentions Regarded as Unwarranted (Documents 559-569)
              • Special Cases: The “Sturmfels”, “Birkenfels”, and “Schneefels” (Documents 570-575)

              Supplement, The World War

              • Press Release
              • Preface
              • Official positions of principal persons mentioned in the correspondence
              • List of papers by topics, incoming papers chronologically under date of receipt
              • List of papers by countries, incoming papers chronologically under date of issue
              • Pre-War Papers (Documents 1-23)
                • Part I: The Outbreak and Spread of the War — Projects of Mediation (Documents 24-354)
                  • Part II: Neutral Rights (Documents 355-884)
                    • Interference by belligerent governments with neutral ships and cargoes (Documents 461-575)
                    • Part III: Neutral Duties (Documents 885-1144)
                      • Part IV: Other Problems and Responsibilities (Documents 1145-1346)
                        • Index

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