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T. (Thomas) Baty.

International law

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256

confederate with Bolivia, 304

Phare case, 170

Phelps, E. J., 1 86, 206, 207, 208

Phillimore, Sir R., 39, 40, 117, 162,

231, 338
Pinkos case, 147
Pirates, 35, 48, 120, 131, 176
Plato, 343
Poland, 335



IN DFX



359



Political rights, 18, 50, 97, 188,

235. 295 n., 340
Pollock, Sir F., 17, 304
Pombo, 102
Port, closure of, 82, 204, 221, 223,

257-8
Port Hamilton, 268
Portcndic, 13
Portugal :

treaty with Britain (1642), 44;
(1654), 46, 54; (1891), 223
disputes with Britain, 92,
172, 179, 189, 208,221,
272
France, 96, 127, 256
N. America, 221
dispute with Britain as to

Zanzibar, 213
war with France, 96, 256
arrest of Sir J. Campbell, 98
proposes to restrict Chinese

customs, 178
correspondence with Han-
over, 322
Presior, 3
Prescription, 317
Press, 287
Prices, 45, 46, 53
Prince of Wales case, 113
Private rights, 41, 46, 47 et
passim, 76, 84, 108, 156, 187,
191, 201, 266, 334
Procedure (see Courts)
Production, 278

Property and persons of foreigners

(see also Foreigners, Treaties,

Assault, Imprisonment, Ships,

et passim), 39 et seq., 76 et seq.,

84-90, 108, 156, 161, 170, 171,

187, 191, 201, 202, 207, 222,

224, 232

Proportional Representation, 288

Protective Tariffs (see Tariffs)

Protectorate, 200, 201, 208, 235,

269, 273, 295, 303-305
Proteges, 181

Provinces and Municipalities (and
see Local Patriotism)
how far bound by state's



engagements, 42, 51, 52,
81, 149, 225, 323
Provincialism, 290, 317, 330
Prussia :

arbitrations by King of, 13,100
treaty with Britain (1865), 56
Holland (1605, etc.), 324
claim on Belgium, 97
dispute with Britain, 128, 234

N. America, 234
hesitates to interfere on be-
half of Jews, 145
sustains patents not to be

juris gentium, 217

relations with modern

Germany, 331

Public Burdens (and see Taxation),

45. 46, 54. 57- 58, 89, 96, 97,

100, 106, 133, 179, 187, 210, 224

Quarantine, 59, 208

Quarter, 99

Queen Victoria case, 143

Race, 276, 283, 284

Railways, 189, 190, 221, 240

Reade, T. F., 191

Real Rights :

in customs duties, 138

in vassal territory, 184

of deposition, 182

of access and fishery, 263-7

of passage, 272, 275, 298

of commercial privilege, 272

of autonomy, 184, 273, 296

Rebellion, 301, 320

Referendum, 287

Reformation, 243, 244

Regional Solidarity, 305, 340

Reldche force" e, 108, 171, 221

Religion, 36, 37, 46, 50, 51, 54, 58,
no, in, 112, 155-6, 180, 181,
202, 219, 235, 238, 243, 276,
285, 292 n., 330, 343, 344

Renaissance, 243, 244, 339

Reprisals, 47, 253, 257

Franco-Argentine, 96, 107,

253. 256
Brito-Granadan, 102, 253, 257



360



INDEX



Reprisals (cont.) :

Franco-Mexican (183S), 104,

253. 256
Brito-Brazilian, 114, 257

Brito-Greek, 11 8, 253,

259, 261
seizure of island as, 251
in form of blockade, 252-63
Turkish, 253, 256
Franco-Chinese, 253, 257,

261
Franco-Siamese, 253, 256
Brito-Venezuelan, 241,

255. 256
Brito-Dutch, 256
Franco-Portuguese, 256,

257
Peru-Ecuadorian, 256
Neapolitan, 256
Brazil-Uruguayan, 257,

260
Cretan, 257
ill-success of, 253, 257
unfairness of, 254, 255, 259, 263
applied to third parties, 252,

253. 259, 260
third parties always affected

by, 253, 254
analysis of cases, 256-8
Nesselrode and Brunnow on,

261, 262
Granville and Russell on,

260, 261
Balfour.Grey and Lansdowne

on, 240, 241, 255, 256
Cauchy, Hall and Haute-
feuille on, 259, 260
Residence, 55, 57, 58, 59-62, 161
Richmond case, 211
Rifleman case, 113
Rights in rem and in personam,

299 n.
Riots, 80-84, IT 7. I2 7. *5°. 156,
175, 178, 182, 183, 184, 201, 226,
235, 236, 239, 264
Rock Springs case, 226
Rome, 155, 245, 251, 295
kn ,< -ln-ry, Earl of, 206, 208, 212,
215, 266, 288



Roumania, Jews in, 144, 145.
Ruskin, 72, 341

Russell, Earl, 113-5, 128-41, 260
Russia :

arbitrations by Emperor of,

13. 171
treaty with Sweden (16 17), 43
Austria (1783), 51
Britain (1734), 52; (1856),

55
imprisonment of British sub-
ject in, 141
dispute with Britain and N.
America (Jews), 146, 147,

238
Britain as to Batoum, 208
Britain and Persia, 225
sympathisers with, im-
prisoned in Bulgaria, 218
proposes legalization of status
of Ferdinand of Coburg, 219
attitude towards Chinese

statesmen, 237
attitude towards Corea, 268,
269

Sagasta, 157

Sale, 297, 299 (and see Prices ;

Trade)
Salisbury, Marquis of, 173, 179,
180, 182, 191, 192, 201, 204, 205,
206, 208, 210, 213, 214, 219,
220, 222, 223, 264, 267, 272
Salonica, 178
Samoa, 208-12
San Domingo :

disputes with France, 234
difficulties in 1904 of, 241
Sanitation, 121, 163, 166, 196,

212, 227, 231, 232
Santander, 50
Santos case, 170
Sardinia :

dispute with Sicily, 120-22

Britain, 130-1
blockade of Trieste by, 123-4
arrest of Englishman in, 141
Savages, 82, 96, 158, 160, 170, 171,
193. x 96, 198



INDKX



361



Saxony, 331

Schwarzcnberg, Prince, 123, 126

Scotland :

omitted from Russo-British

treaty, 52
autonomy of, 292,318, 319, 320
double allegiance in, 336
ijas, Raphael, 190
'\Self-preservation," 100, 105,245,

252
Servants of foreigners (see

Foreigners)
Servia :

treaty with Britain (1884), 57
Jews in, 144

dispute with Turkey, 224
Seward, G. F., 187
Seward, W. H., 196
Shaw case, 200
Shipping Union, 282
Ships, 45, 52, 56, 57, 104, 112,1 13,
117, 118, 127, 139, 142, 143, 151,
157, 162, 164, 165, 170, 172, 174,
197. 198, 202-208, 211, 216,
218, 220, 223, 225, 239, 242, 252
Shire, 179, 222, 223
Siam, 251, 256
Sicily (and see Naples) :

treaty withDenmark ( 1 748), 49

sulphur monopoly in, 103

dispute with Britain (Cag-

liari case), 118-23, 1 68, 195

Slavery, 71-6, 90, 108, 115, 127,

179, 221
Socialists, 71-4, 188, 232, 277 et

seq., 289, 341
Societies, 341, 342
Soldiers, private, 177, 237
South America :

liberal treaties of commerce,

52, 56
insistence on sovereign rights,

106-7, 113. 158-9, 167
protigis unknown in, 181
Sovereign :

arbitration by, 13,115,171,273
scope of promise of protec-
tion by, 42, 60, 62
foreign, 90



Sovereign (emit.) :
election of, 211
litigation as to election of, 212
commission, 212
reduced to subject status, 213
Sovereignty :

virtually annulled by pseudo-
arbitration schemes, 8, 9
attacked by detractions from
the doctrine of equality, 18
inconsistent with " harmless

use," 30
in post-Grotian period, 34,

244, 245
asserted by Argentina, 105, 158
Brazil, 113
Peru, 167
Turkey, in Egypt, 182,

184, 193
Turkey, in Tunis, 192
Turkey and Egypt, in

Assab Bay, 193
Holland, in Acheen, 198
of Zanzibar, 206, 303
Madagascar, 201
Italian Duchies, 206
Samoa, 209
Ja Ja, how lost, 212
France and U.S.A. in

Newfoundland, 263-7
Nicaragua in Mosquito,

273. 295 n.
Malaya, 303
Netherlands provinces,

322, 323
German states, 331, 332
lost by disuser, 213
danger of infringing terri-
torial, 250, 275, 334
fractions of, 275, 292
perpetuation of territorial, 283
modifications of, 292 et seq.
unity of, in England, 311

in Japan, 327
controlled by law, 332
Spain :

Mermaid Mixed Commission,

6, 142, 143
arbitration with France, 13



362



INDEX



Spain {cont.) :

treaty with Denmark (1641),

44
Britain (1667), 48, 51, 54
Austria (1725), 49
Ecuador (1889), 82
Honduras (1894), 82
Switzerland (1583), 321
incidents of Carlist wars, 99
British subjects killed in
(1848), 112
captured in (1870), 154
subjects assaulted in U.S.A.

(1851), 127
British shipping disputeswith,
142, 143, 150, 162, 197,
231 n., 242
closure of ports by, 258
N. Borneo Co. and, 271
stipulations as to Florida, 295
Speech, freedom of, 96, 188, 194,

219
" State of siege," 218
States-General, 323, 324, 325
Stern case, 234
Stratification, 276 et seq., 337
Succession, 54, 58, 242
Suez Canal, 272
Sufis, 345

Sulphur Monopoly case, 103
Sulu, 258
Surat, 272

Suter and Synge cases, 154
Suzerainty, 295
Svadeshism, 64, 65
Sweden :

treaty with Russia (161 7), 43

Britain (1654), 49

Holland (1614), 324

nominates Samoan court, 211

exercises jurisdiction over

ship in Belgium, 242
relations with Norway, 315-

317

Switzerland :

treaty with France (1516), 14;
(1602, 1777). 321
Britain (1855), 55
Spain (1543). 321



Switzerland (cont.) :

Socialist conference pro-
hibited by, 188

British subjects expelled by,
202

subject killed in Brazil, 226

referendum in, 287

cantonal system of, 292, 308,
320
" Syrians," 238-9

Tahiti, dispute with France, no

Talisman case, 165

Tandil case, 159

Tangier case, 197

Taques, 113

Tariffs, 62-5, 103, 187, 190, 306

Taxation (and see Forced loans),

26, 28, 30, 33, 45, 47, 48, 54,

57. 5 8 - 8 9, 103, 134, 137, 160,

179, 181, 187, 210, 211, 212, 213,

241, 242
Tejedor, 159
Temple, Sir H., 323
Territorial rights, 184, 193, 213,

222, 241, 243 et seq., 276, 297, 298
Territorial waters, 34, 121, 170,

173. *77, 227, 229, 252, 257
Texas, 83, 170
Theux, de, 98
Thiers, 161

Thornton, Sir E., 151
Tillett case, 232
Tobacco monopoly, 225
Torpedoes, 176-7
Torture, 116, 149
Trade, freedom to, 43 et seq., 106,

127, 149, 178, 198, 200, 201,

212, 238, 272, 273
Trades Disputes Act, 310
Transvaal, 200, 235, 280
Transylvania, 319
Treaties (and see the names of the
countries and topics) :
Continental arbitration (1890),

10, 11
commercial, 40 et seq., 266, 269
wide operation of recent, 41,
55 et seq., 74



INDEX



363



Treaties (cont.) :

operation on local and private

rights, 42, 43, 50, 51, 52,

59-61, 266
conferring right to residence,

55-8, 61, 62, 200
operation of racial and re-
ligious disabilities on, 59,

146-8, 238
regarding riot, etc., 8r, 82
regulating naturalization, 170
of Berlin, 179, 181, 208, 219
establishing court at Shang-
hai, 186
" Most Favoured Nation "

clause in, 161, 190, 200
concerning E. Indies, 198
effect of conquest on, 201
war on, 241, 248, 264
protectorate on, 201, 270
conferring real rights, 264,

265, 273, 275
Peace of Paris, 264
of Utrecht, 265, 267
effect of, on local law, 264-7
of alliance and federation,

294 et seq., 314
securing autonomy, 295 n., 300
interpretation of, in favorem

libertatis, 295, 296, 314
breach of, 297, 314
with Indian feudatories, 302
of Union (Eng. and Scot.),

320 n.
of Netherlands Provinces, 322
Trieste, 123
Tripoli, 193

Troops, Foreign, 125-7, x 97. 3 2 4
Tunis :

jurisdiction over Europeans,

in
land claimed by British and

French in, 191
French attack on, 191-3, 197
Turkey :

boycott against Austria, 66-

70
refusal of toleration, in, 112,

180



Turkey {cont.) :

dispute with Greece, 151
Britain, 154, 180
North America, 170, 242
Servia, 224
France, 237, 251
attempt of Europe to re-
gulate affairs of, 179, 256
relations with Egypt of, 183,
184, 185, 193, 2 7i
Tunis, 192
Egypt and Italy at Assab

Bay, 193
E. Rumelia, 206, 219
invasion of Hungary by, 319
Tuscany :

Cunninghame case, 37
treaty with Britain (1847), 55
disputes with Britain, 123,

125-7
Twiss, 232

United States of North America :
proposal for International

Court, 9
signatory to Continental

treaty of 1890, n
arbitrations with Britain and
Chili, 13, 21, 92
Denmark, 15, 220
Mexico, 21, 100
Brazil, 151
Colombia, 157
treaty with Japan ( 1 go2).,'5 1 , 57

Ecuador, 170
Chinese boycott of, 64,
disputes with Honduras, §3,
113 n., 170, 237
Guatemala, 86, 226, ^41 .
Chili, 92, 226 — -*

Britain [Creole), 108

(Irish arrests), 125,

14S, 169, 195
(Civil War arrests),

131, 132, 142
(fisheries), 186, 206,

263
(Fenianism), 194
(frontier), 196



364



INDEX



United States of N. America (cont.):
disputes with Spain, 127
Russia, 146, 238
Mexico, 100, 170, 232, 234
Turkey, 170
Ecuador, 170
Hayti, 214, 216, 217, 227
Portugal, 221
Italy, 226, 237
Prussia, 234
Austria, 235
claim on Belgium, 97
subjects injured in Turkey,
170, 242
Colombia, 239
obtains release of P. Martin , 178
intervention in Samoa,2o8-2 1 2
desists from protecting

patent rights, 217
Frenchflaghauleddownin,225
declines to complain of war-
damage, 226
Italians killed in, 226, 234,237
Chinese killed in, 226, 234
subjects expelled by Hayti, 238
proposes to administer Do-
minican revenue, 241
Chinesekilledbyseamenof,24i
marine parade in Australia, 2 50
lands troops in Colombia,

251, 275
island leased to, invaded, 251
autonomy of states, 292,

294, 295 n., 309, 324
not a federation, 301
executive supreme in, 310
Uruguay :

signatory to Continental

treaty (1890), 11
treaty with Britain (1884), 57
British subject killed in, 151
imprisoned (1884), 241
Brazilian reprisals against,
257, 260
Utrecht :

treaty of, 265, 267
union of, 322

Van Bokkelen case, 216, 217



Vattel, 27, 29, 31, 34, 257
Venezuela :

signatory to Continental

treaty (1890), n
arbitration with Colombia, 13
disputes with Britain, 190,
202, 239, 240
Germany, 240
• treaty with Britain (1834),
190, 240; (1902), 240, 241
war with Britain and Ger-
many, 240, 241, 255, 256
Victorian age politics, 259, 310
Virginia, 294
Virginius case, 162
Voluntaryism, 339, 340, 345, 346
Von Bar, 82 n., 83, 178

Waddington, 267

Wade, Sir T., 171, 175

Wales, 292, 336

Walker, case, 36

Walker, T. A., 26

Walsh, O'Connor and Slattery
cases, 195, 196

War (and see Insurrection), 17, 23,
64, 74, 82, 96, 97, 123, 124, 138
155, 160, 161, 185, 198, 209,
211, 237, 239, 240, 241 n., 246-
51, 254, 256, 258, 261, 291, -?97

298, 3 OI > 3M. 320
War-damage, 123, 124, 155, 160,

161, 177, 198, 201, 209, 213, 214,

226, 237, 239, 240
Webster, D., 108
Westphalia, 304
Wheaton, 28 n., 232
Wiener case, 227
Wite case, 139
Wurtemberg, 331



Zambesi, 179
Zanzibar :

British subjects killed in, 194
221

independence of, 205, 303

partition of, 213

dispute with Portugal, 213

closure of ports, 258



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