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CONTENTS

BOOK III

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS AND TRANSACTIONS

CHAPTER XXV

CONGRESSES

§ 439. General observations-§ 440. List of more im-

portant Congresses-§ 441. Münster and Osnabrück

(Westphalia)-§ 442. Origin of the term Congress-

$ 443. Pyrenees-§ 444. Oliva-§ 445. Aix-la-Chapelle

(1668)§ 446. Nijmegen-§ 447. Frankfort-§ 448.

Rijswijk-$449. Carlowitz-$450. Utrecht-§ 451.

Cambray-§452. Soissons-§453. Breda and Aix-la-Cha-

pelle (1748) 454. Fokchany and Bukharest-§ 455.

Teschen-§ 456. Alternat between Russia and France

at Teschen-§ 457. Rastadt-§ 458. Amiens — § 459.

Prague § 460. Châtillon-§ 461. Vienna-§ 462. Aix-

la-Chapelle (1818)—§ 463. Troppau-§ 464. Laybach

- 465. Verona-§ 466. Paris-§ 467. Berlin

CHAPTER XXVI

CONFERENCES

§ 468. General observations-§ 469. List of principal con-

ferences-§ 470. Affairs of Greece-§ 471. Affairs of

Belgium-§ 472. Vienna, 1855-§ 473. Abolition of

the Sound Dues-§ 474. Danubian Principalities --

§ 475. Pacification of Syria-§ 476. Redemption of

the Stade Toll-§ 477. Orizaba-§ 478. Redemption

of the Scheldt Dues-§ 479. Affairs of Denmark-

§ 480. Amelioration of the condition of wounded

soldiers, 1864-§ 481. Luxemburg-§ 482. Explosive

bullets § 483. Revision of Geneva Convention

§ 484. Cretan affairs-§ 485. Black Sea question;

Inviolability of treaties-§ 486. Brussels, rules of

military warfare-§ 487. Constantinople, 1876-7-

§ 488. Navigation of the Danube-§ 489. Africa-

§ 490. First Hague Peace Conference § 491. Peking

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-§ 492. Revision of the Geneva Convention, 1906–

§ 493. Algeciras-§ 494. Second Hague Peace Con-

ference- § 495. International Naval Conference-

§ 496. Balkan affairs-§ 497. Bucarest, 1913

CHAPTER XXVII

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TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL COMPACTS

TREATY, CONVENTION, ADDITIONAL ARTICLES, ACTE

FINAL

§ 498. General observations-§ 499. Treaties and conven-

tions, what are-§ 500. Principal parts of a treaty-

§ 501. Language of treaties-§ 502. Usually expressed

as concluded between sovereigns-§ 503. Marriage

Treaties (1) For the marriage of the Duke of Con-

naught and Princess Louise Margaret of Prussia-

$504. (2) For the marriage of the Duke of Albany

with the Princess of Waldeck and Pyrmont-§ 505.

(3) For the marriage of Princess Marie of Great

Britain and Ireland with Prince Ferdinand of Rumania

-§506. Treaties of peace: § 507. Russia and Turkey,

preliminaries—§ 508. Treaty of Berlin, 1878-§ 509.

Russia and Turkey, 1879-§ 510. Turkey and Greece,

preliminaries, 1897-§ 511. Turkey and Greece, de-

finitive treaty-§ 512. United States and_Spain

§ 513. Treaty of London, 1913-§ 514. Peace of

Bucarest, 1913; Treaties of Alliance: § 515. Germany

and Austria-Hungary, 1879-§ 516. Bulgaria and

Servia-§ 517. Bulgaria and Greece; Treaty of An-

nexation: § 518. Japan and Corea; Boundary Treaty:

§ 519. Great Britain and United States-§ 520. France

and the Netherlands, 1820-§ 521. Slave Trade, Sup-

pression of: § 522. Extradition, United States and

Paraguay; Commerce and Navigation: § 523. Great

Britain and Bolivia-§ 524. Belgium and Norway;

Arbitration: $525. Various treaties-§ 526. Great

Britain and United States-§ 527. Repatriation.

CONVENTIONS: § 528. General observations-§ 529.

French Protectorate in Morocco.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES: § 530. To treaty of commerce

-§ 531. To Fishery Convention.

ACTE FINAL: § 532. Description-§ 533. Acte Final de

la Conférence de la Haye, 1899-§ 534. Acte Général

de la Conférence de Berlin

CHAPTER XXVIII

TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL COMPACTS (contd.)

DECLARATION, AGREEMENT, ARRANGEMENT

DECLARATION : § 535. Definitions-§ 536. Declaration of

Paris, 1856-§ 537. Declaration of London, 1909-

§ 538. Annexed to a treaty-§ 539. Modifying an

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article of a convention-§ 540. Substitution of a new

article in a convention-§ 541. Morocco and Egypt,

between Great Britain and France-§§ 542 and 543.

Demarcation of frontier-§ 544. Settlement of differ-

ences between fishermen.

AGREEMENT: § 545. General Observations-§ 546. Naval

force to be maintained on the American Lakes-§ 547.

Preliminaries of Peace, Italy and Turkey-§ 548.

Alliance, Great Britain and Japan, 1902-§ 549. Ditto

of 1911-550. Settlement of claims-§ 551. Renewal

of arbitration convention-§ 552. St. Gothard Railway,

Germany and Switzerland-553. Some other agree-

ments.

ARRANGEMENT: $554. How effected-§ 555. Registration

of trade-marks § 556. Telegraph cables-§ 557. Sup-

pression of obscene publications-§ 558. Protection of

young workmen .

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TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL COMPACTS (contd.)

PROTOCOL, PROCÈS-VERBAL, EXCHANGE OF NOTES,

RÉVERSALES

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PROTOCOL: § 559. General observations § 560. Greece

and Turkey, 1897-§ 561. Final Protocols: §§ 562,

563, 564. Examples-§ 565. Explanatory Protocols:

To a Hague Convention, September 19, 1910-§ 566.

Argentine Republic and Brazil, October 22, 1878-

§ 567. Latin Monetary Union-§ 568. In fulfilment

of a previous compact: § 569. Colonial frontier de-

limitation, Belgium and Germany-§ 570. Recording

ratification: $571. Recording refusal of ratification-

§ 572. Recording an independent compact-§ 573. Con-

sular protocol in lieu of convention-§ 574. Protocol

d'arbitrage-§ 575. Reviving a commercial treaty-

§ 576. Submission to arbitration-§ 577. Conferring

of decorations-§ 578. Re-establishment of diplomatic

relations.

PROCÈS-VERBAL: $579. De clôture-§ 580. Delimitation

of territory-§ 581. Deposit of ratifications-§ 582.

Exchange of ratifications § 583. Alternative forms.

EXCHANGE OF NOTES: § 584. General observations-§ 585.

Renewal of arbitration convention-§ 586. Proroga-

tion of a treaty of commerce-§ 587. Prolongation of

a commercial modus vivendi § 588. Notification of

taking effect-§ 589. Respecting accession to a treaty.

RÉVERSALES: $590. Definition by a Spanish author-

§ 591. By Calvo-§ 592. By Ducange-§ 593. Réver-

sales given by the Elector of Brandenburg in 1700-

§ 594. Réversales given by the Tsaritsa Elisabeth-

$595. Réversales given by the administrators of Oost-

Frise § 596. Réversales given by Luis I of Spain in

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CHAPTER XXX

TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL COMPACTS (contd.)

COMPROMIS D'ARBITRAGE, MODUS VIVENDI

COMPROMIS D'ARBITRAGE: §597. France and Italy-

§ 598. Other such agreements.

MODUS VIVENDI : $599. Definition-§ 600. Dominican

Republic and Hayti-§ 601. Spain and France-

§ 602. Commercial modus vivendi-§ 603. Newfound-

land, Great Britain and France-§ 604. Belgium and

Great Britain-§ 605. Great Britain and United States

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CHAPTER XXXI

TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL COMPACTS (contd.)

RATIFICATION, ADHESION AND ACCESSION

RATIFICATION : § 606. Ratification, what it is-§ 607.

British form-§ 608. Russian form-§ 609. German

form-§ 610. French form-§ 611. United States form

-§ 612. A form to be used between " Governments."

ADHESION AND ACCESSION: § 613. General observations-

§ 614. Distinction between the two-§ 615. British

Accession to Geneva Convention of 1864-§ 616.

Turkish Accession to Treaty for Union of the Ionian

Islands to Greece-§ 617. British Accession to Con-

vention for the Protection of Industrial Property-

§ 618. British Accession to Convention prohibiting use

of white phosphorus .

CHAPTER XXXII

GOOD OFFICES (Bons offices)

§ 619. General observations-§ 620. Reference to, in Hague

Convention of 1907 for the "Pacific Settlement of

International Disputes"-§ 621. Distinguished from

mediation, Oppenheim-§ 622. Pradier-Fodéré on

§ 623. Hannis Taylor-§ 624. Protocol of Treaty of

Paris of 1856-§ 625. Invoked in 1864, 1866 and 1876

-§ 626. Good offices in 1870 in connection with the

Franco-Prussian War-§ 627. Of French Ambassador

between Spain and the United States in 1898-§ 628.

Mr. Roosevelt's good offices between Japan and Russia

-§ 629. Distinction well understood in the eighteenth

century-§ 630. Nys on the distinction

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