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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 April 2017
page 489 note 1 Military articles are classified as contraband under the following general terms in the following treaties (similar phrases combined under one term) :
Articles Manufactured for the Use of War:
No. 71—1832, Mexico-Hansa Towns, Art. 11
No. 134—1856, Argentina-Brazil, Art. 11 (adapted for the use of war)
Warlike Stores:
No. 3—1779, France-Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Art. 13
No. 11—1782, United States-Netherlands, Art. 24
No. 23—1789, Denmark-Genoa, Art. 6
No. 51—1818, Prussia-Denmark, Art. 21
No. 91—1840, Sardinia-Uruguay, Art. 11
Military Supplies:
No. 167—1860, Italy-El Salvador, Art. 21
Military Equipments:
No. 74—1834, France-Bolivia, Art. 20
No. 88—1839, France-Texas, Art. 6
No. 97—1843, France-Venezuela, Art. 19
No. 99—1843, France-Ecuador, Art. 18
No. 103—1844, France-New Granada, Art. 22
No. 105—1846, France-Chile, Art. 18
No. 111—1848, France-Guatemala, Art. 18
No. 119—1851, Brazil-Uruguay, Art. 11
No. 120—1851, Denmark-Dominican Republic, Art. 13
No. 123—1852, France-Dominican Republic, Art. 20
No. 126—1855, Dominican Republic-Sardinia, Art. 18
No. 131—1855, Sardinia-Mexico, Art. 9
No. 145—1857, France-New Granada, Art. 22
No. 147—1857, France-Honduras, Art. 18
No. 149—1858, France-El Salvador, Art. 21
No. 160—1859, France-Nicaragua, Art. 18
No. 164—1860, Hansa Towns-Venezuela, Art. 17
No. 166—1860, United States-Venezuela, Art. 13
No. 168—1862, France-Peru, Art. 21
No. 179—1868, Italy-Nicaragua, Art. 14
No. 182—1868, Italy-Guatemala, Art. 15
No. 183—1868, Italy-Honduras, Art. 15
No. 186—1870, Colombia-Peru, Art. 19
No. 187—1870, Prussia-El Salvador, Art. 22
No. 190—1870, Italy-Mexico, Art. 21
No. 196—1874, Argentina-Peru, Art. 21
No. 198—1874, Italy-Peru, Art. 13
No. 199—1875, Germany-Costa Rica, Art. 25
page 489 note 2 Among “Arms,” those are particularly mentioned which are made of iron, steel, brass, copper, bronze and lead.
page 489 note 3 Treaties in which general terms are used, namely, “Arms” and “Fire-Arms,” are in-included in both groups—I-l-A-(a) (Artillery and Explosives), and I-l-A-(b) (Musketry).
footnote 1 (Continiued)
No. 206—1885, Italy-Uruguay, Art. 15
Munitions of War:
No. 30—1795, France-Spain, Art. 2
No. 35—1797, France-Portugal, Art. 4
No. 44—1801, France-Portugal, Art. 3
No. 128—1855, Spain-Dominican Republic, Art. 23
No. 133—1855, United States-Sicily, Art. 3
No. 135—1856, Spain-Sicily, Art. 20
Warlike Instruments:
All the treaties except:
No. 3—1779, France-Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Art. 13
No. 10—1782, Russia-Denmark, Art. 21
No. 11—1782, United States-Netherlands, Art. 24
No. 14—1783, Russia-Turkey, Art. 40
No. 20—1787, Russia-Sicily, Art. 23
No. 23—1789, Denmark-Genoa, Art. 6
No. 30—1795, France-Spain, Art. 2
No. 34—1797, Great Britain-Russia, Art. 11
No. 35—1797, France-Portugal, Art. 4
No. 37—1798, Russia-Portugal, Art. 23
No. 38—1799, United States-Prussia, Art. 13
No. 40—1800, Sweden-Russia, Art. 2
No. 43—1801, Sweden-Russia, Art. 26
No. 44—1801, France-Portugal, Art. 3
No. 48—1810, Great Britain-Portugal, Art. 28
No. 51—1818, Prussia-Denmark, Art. 21
No. 64—1829, Netherlands-Colombia, Art. 18
No. 71—1832, Mexico-Hansa Towns, Art. 11
No. 75—1835, Chile-Peru, Art. 30
No. 90—1840, Netherlands-Texas, Art. 17
No. 91—1840, Sardinia-Uruguay, Art. 11
No. 175—1864, United States-Haiti, Art. 20
No. 178—1867, United States-Dominican Republic, Art. 13
No. 186—1870, Colombia-Peru, Art. 19
No. 188—1870, United States-Peru, Art. 20
No. 196—1874, Argentina-Peru, Art. 21
No. 204—1883, El Salvador-Venezuela, Art. 28
No. 208—1887, United States-Peru, Art. 18
page 490 note 4 Treaties in which general terms are used, namely, “Arms” and “Fire-Arms,” are included in both groups—I-l-A-(a) (Ariillery and Explosives), and I-l-A-(b) (Musketry).
page 490 note 5 Treaties in which a general term is used, namely, “Arms,” are included in this group.
page 495 note 1 This provision does not extend to all naval stores. It specifies only hemp, tar, pitch, ropes, sails, sail cloths (from Les Sables d’Olonne), and wood for construction and carpentry.
page 495 note 2 This provision does not extend to all naval stores. It specifies only planks and boards (except those made of oak and spars).