Great Britain And Neutral Commerce Pti Great Britain And the Right of Search
Great Britain And Neutral Commerce Pti Great Britain And the Right of Search
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And the Power which has in defiance of the accepted laws of war intro- duced a new horror by the extensive use of poisonous gas ; which deliberately conceived and committed the astounding and in- human outrage upon the " Lusitania " to the loss of hundreds of innocent and neutral lives, and followed it up by the illegal and insulting attack upon the iVmerican steamer *' Nebraskan " ; and which by its habitual submarine attacks upon inoffensive mer- chantmen and fishing vessels seeks to cut off ...the food supply of Great Britain, not by any of the methods recognised by law but by the illegal and wanton sacrifice of innocent human life, is in no position to take shelter behind the cover of laws which she has habitually treated as waste paper. But the British Government have rightly declined to enter into a competition of barbarity with Germany. The action which they have taken by way of reply to Germany's career of outrage has been marked by an apj^re- ciation of what a great civilised power owes to its own self-respect, and also by a desire to safeguard so far as possible the interests and susceptibilities of neutral powers; and Sir Edward Grey in his note of the Tth January announced tiiat His Majestv's Govern- ment cordially concur in the principle stated liy the American Government in the Note delivered by Mr.
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And the Power which has in defiance of the accepted laws of war intro- duced a new horror by the extensive use of poisonous gas ; which deliberately conceived and committed the astounding and in- human outrage upon the " Lusitania " to the loss of hundreds of innocent and neutral lives, and followed it up by the illegal and insulting attack upon the iVmerican steamer *' Nebraskan " ; and which by its habitual submarine attacks upon inoffensive mer- chantmen and fishing vessels seeks to cut off ...the food supply of Great Britain, not by any of the methods recognised by law but by the illegal and wanton sacrifice of innocent human life, is in no position to take shelter behind the cover of laws which she has habitually treated as waste paper. But the British Government have rightly declined to enter into a competition of barbarity with Germany. The action which they have taken by way of reply to Germany's career of outrage has been marked by an apj^re- ciation of what a great civilised power owes to its own self-respect, and also by a desire to safeguard so far as possible the interests and susceptibilities of neutral powers; and Sir Edward Grey in his note of the Tth January announced tiiat His Majestv's Govern- ment cordially concur in the principle stated liy the American Government in the Note delivered by Mr.
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