Neutral nations and blockade debate in wartime discourse
A fragment discusses neutral rights and the U S blockade of Southern ports during the war. It argues Britain as neutral must not favor either side and emphasizes that blockade legality rests on effective force. The text cites international law and the duty of neutrals to refrain from interfering.
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