La Guerre Maritime, Les Armements En Course Et La Juridiction Des Prises, by Georges Leroy, offers a detailed study of international maritime law at the turn of the 20th century. Focusing on naval warfare, the arming of ships, and the jurisdiction of prize courts, this book delves into the complex legal framework governing maritime conflicts. Leroy examines the rules and regulations concerning naval engagements, the rights and responsibilities of belligerents, and the adjudication of captured vessels and goods.
This work provides valuable insights into the historical development of international law and its application to naval warfare. It remains relevant for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the laws of war and the evolution of maritime legal principles. Explore the intricate world of naval engagements and the legal battles fought alongside the physical ones in this comprehensive study.
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