Proceedings Magazine - June 1923 Vol. 49/6/244

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Laws And Customs Of War At Sea As Affected By The World War
Issue: Proceedings Magazine - June 1923 Vol. 49/6/244

LAWS AND CUSTOMS OF WAR AT SEA AS AFFECTED BY THE WORLD WAR

By Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright, U.S. Navy, Retired

 

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