The government class book / Designed for the instruction of youth in the principles of constitutional government and the rights and duties of citizens.

by Andrew W. Young

[§7.] What is necessary to a lawful blockade? In case a place is blockaded by sea only, how may trade be carried on with it?

[§8.] What is the right of search? What vessels are subject to search?

[§9.] In what case is the property of an enemy in a neutral vessel liable to seizure? What is done with the property of neutrals found in an enemy's vessel?

[§10.] What may not a neutral permit in her ports? What may not her citizens do?

[§11.] For what purposes are hostilities sometimes suspended? When is the suspension called a suspension of arms? In what cases a truce? What is the difference between a partial and a general truce?

[§12.] How are the contracting parties and their citizens affected by a truce?

[§13.] How is peace generally secured?

[§14.] When do treaties of peace take effect between the parties?

[§15.] How is the service of mediation performed?