COPYRIGHT, 1907, BY THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

Stanford Library
OCT 5 1955

341.05
A512

TABLE OF CONTENTS, VOLUME ONE

PART 1.

NUMBER 1, JANUARY, 1907.

THE NEED OF POPULAR UNDERSTANDING OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Elihu Root,

Secretary of State .....

1

INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY TO CORPORATE BODIES FOR LIVES LOST BY

OUTLAWRY, John W. Foster, formerly Secretary of State...

4

INTERNATIONAL LAW; ITS PRESENT AND FUTURE. John Bassett Moore, Pro-

fessor of International Law in Columbia University.

11

DOCTOR FRANCIS LIEBER'S INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF ARMIES IN

THE FIELD. George B. Davis, Judge Advocate General, United States

Army :

13

THE CALVO AND DRAGO DOCTRINES. Amos 8. Hershey, Professor of Interna-

tional Law in the University Indiana..

26

INSURGENCY AND INTERNATIONAL MARITIME LAW. George Grafton Wilson,

Professor of International Law in Brown University...

46

THE DOCTRINE OF CONTINUOUS VOYAGES. Charles Burke Elliott, Justice of

the Supreme Court of Minnesota..

61

NOTES ON SOVEREIGNTY. Robert Lansing..

105

BOARD OF EDITORS

129

EDITORIAL COMMENT

129

Prospectus .

130

Constitution

131

Societies of International Law.

135

Carlos Calvo

137

The Algeciras Conference

138

Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration, 1906..

140

The Peace of the Marblehead.....

141

Mr. Root's South American Trip.

143

The Newfoundland Fisheries

144

The Nature of the Government in Cuba.

149

The Japanese School Question....

150

CHRONICLE OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS. Henry G. Crocker....

154

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW, 1906. Philip De Witt

Phair

186