Die Freiheit Des Meeres: Verbesserungsvorschläge Zum Staatsvertrage Über Das Seerecht in Kriegszeiten: Abgeschlossen Am 16 April 1856 in Paris: Den Sä (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781173236571)

"Die Freiheit Des Meeres" (The Freedom of the Seas) offers proposed improvements to the international treaty concerning maritime law during times of war, specifically addressing the Treaty of Paris signed on April 16, 1856. Authored by Bernhard Stade, Paul Shorey, Carl Gustav Adolf Siegfried, and Heinrich Tecklenborg, this work presents recommendations to all parties involved in the agreement. This book delves into the complexities of maritime regulations, exploring potential enhancements to ensure fairness and clarity in naval affairs. It serves as a valuable historical document, shedding light on the legal and political considerations surrounding maritime activities during the 19th century.

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