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Title
  • Diplomatic correspondence between the United States and Germany, August 1, 1914-April 6, 1917, ed. with introd. and analytical index, by James Brown Scott.
Author
Scott, James Brown, 1866-1943
Publication
New York, Oxford University Press, 1918.

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Germany. Auswärtiges Amt
Description
iii, 378 p.; 26 cm.
Uniform Title
Making of modern law
Subject
  • 1914-1918
  • Germany > Foreign relations > United States
  • United States > Foreign relations > Germany
  • World War, 1914-1918 > Diplomatic history
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
  • Declaration of London -- Contraband of war -- Mine areas -- Submarine warfare -- Armed merchant vessels -- Supplies for belligerent vessels -- German-American trade and the exportation of arms and munitions -- Internment of German vessels -- Escape of officers and men from German ships interned in the United States -- Attempt of German ship Odenwald to sail without clearance papers -- Case of the William P. Frye -- Case of the British steamship Appam, captured by German naval forces and brought by a prize crew into Newport News, Va. [i.e., Virginia] -- Non-contraband character of hydroaeroplanes -- Recall of Captain von Papen, military attaché, and Captain Boy-ed, naval attaché of the German embassy at Washington -- Transmissions of mail of American diplomatic and consular officers -- Censorship of telegrams -- Display by naval vessels of distinguished marks on the high seas
  • American prisoners of war taken to Germany on German prize ship Yarrowdale -- Status of American consular officers in belligerent territory occupied by enemy troops -- Belgian relief -- Deportation of civilians from Belgium -- Peace overtures of the central powers and reply of entente powers -- Suggestions concerning the war made by President Wilson, December 18, 1916, and replies of belligerents and neutrals -- Severance of diplomatic relations between the United States and Germany -- Proposed modification of Treaty of 1799 concerning the treatment of citizens and property ; Offer to negotiate formally or informally with the United States, provided blockade against England is not broken -- Declaration of War against the Imperial German government.
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^^^18022354^
OCLC
1115125
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library