§ 298. The preliminaries of peace. The preliminary treaty of peace. .....

§299. Convention of general suspension of hostilities (armistice). Acts of War done subsequently to the general suspension of hostilities. Naval Prizes of War during a general suspension of hostilities. Rule of conduct with regard to military operation during a truce.

CHAPTER XLI.

THE TREATY OF PEACE.

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§300. The principles of the Treaty of Peace.
§301. The amnesty clause. Mr. Hall's statement.

§ 302. The power to make peace. ..

CHAPTER XLII.

EFFECTS OF THE TREATY OF PEACE.

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544-545

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545-549

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553-554

§ 303. The stipulations of the Treaty of Peace. General provisions and special stipulations. The status quo ante bellum and uti possidetis.

555-557

§304. The parties interested in the Treaty of Peace..... 557-558 § 305. General Amnesty.

§ 306. Effect of the principle of uti possidetis.

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§ 307. Effect of the Treaty of Peace on private or individual rights.

§ 308. Effect of the Treaty of Peace on Military Occupation and War Contributions,.......

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559-560

560-561

Appendices.

Appendix A. Instructions for the Government of armies Pages. of the United States in the field.

Appendix B. The Laws of War, as proposed by the Institut de Droit International.

War.

Appendix C. British Laws, relating to Naval Prizes of

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1-22

23-35

36-53

Appendix D. Territorial Waters of the British Empire.. 54-63
Appendix E. Foreign Enlistment Act, 1870................ 64-76
Appendix F. British Neutrality Regulations, 1870. 77-82
Appendix G. Prussian Instructions in Prize Affairs.

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I. Sovereign Decree of 20th June, 1864.
II. Prize Regulations, Section I. The bringing up
of hostile or suspected vessels. Section II.
The Blockade of hostile ports. Final Directions. 83-88

III. Directions concerning procedure in Prize affairs.
Section I. The constitution of the Prize Court.
Section II. Proceedings in Prize affairs. Sec-
tion III. Preliminary Dispositions. Execution
of the decisions of the Prize Court. Final
Directions.

Appendix H. Extract from the instructions, for the commander of any of H.I.G.M's. ships or vessels sanctioned by Imperial Order of 28 September, 1872. (Conduct of commanders in foreign countries). Imperial Order of 28 December, 1875. (M. V. Bl. page 242)...

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Appendix I. Essay on the Prize-Questions proposed by the Central-Committee of the Prussian Red-Cross Society, in 1869, with regard to the extension of the Society's aid to the Navy.

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General Index.

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99-103

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121-137

END OF THE SECOND AND LAST VOLUME.