Mare Liberum the Freedom of the Seas
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These restrictions obviously impair in a serious degree the freedom of the seas in time of war, especially during a war between great trading states. Accordingly, dur- ing the present century, a serious effort has been made to reduce this restriction, and to increase the freedom of the seas even in time of war. It was at the Hague Conference of 1907 and the subsequent Naval Confer- ence of London in 1909 that these attempts were most systematically developed, mainly on the motion of Britain. Th...e subject was found to be extremely diffi- cult, and a great variety of opinions emerged. But we may broadly distinguish three main points of view in these discussions, the British, the German, and the American. The British aim was to reduce the restric- tions upon neutral trade to the maximum possible extent consistent with the maintenance of the chief offensive weapon of a naval power the weapon of attack against the trade of its enemy. The German aim was, as far as possible, to disarm the stronger naval power while leaving to the weaker naval power every weapon of offence or defence, without regard to the rights of neu- trals.
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These restrictions obviously impair in a serious degree the freedom of the seas in time of war, especially during a war between great trading states. Accordingly, dur- ing the present century, a serious effort has been made to reduce this restriction, and to increase the freedom of the seas even in time of war. It was at the Hague Conference of 1907 and the subsequent Naval Confer- ence of London in 1909 that these attempts were most systematically developed, mainly on the motion of Britain. Th...e subject was found to be extremely diffi- cult, and a great variety of opinions emerged. But we may broadly distinguish three main points of view in these discussions, the British, the German, and the American. The British aim was to reduce the restric- tions upon neutral trade to the maximum possible extent consistent with the maintenance of the chief offensive weapon of a naval power the weapon of attack against the trade of its enemy. The German aim was, as far as possible, to disarm the stronger naval power while leaving to the weaker naval power every weapon of offence or defence, without regard to the rights of neu- trals.
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