the abolition of privateering and the declaration of paris
The right of capture of private property on the high seas in time of war was once universally recognized. At some time in the Juture, it will not be recognized at all. In order to appreciate the present state of the question as to the existence of this right, it may perhaps be worth while to glance briefly at the two great theories with regard to the nature of war itself, as they developed and as they exist today. By an American lawyer and professor of the nineteenth-twentieth centuries Francis Raymond Stark.
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