Excerpt from International Law and Diplomacy of the Spanish-American War

This work is intended as a study of the relations of the United States with Spain during the late Cuban insurrection and the resultant Spanish war. The history of the conduct of the belligerents from the standpoint of international law has been emphasized. The method of treatment is not without numerous precedents in recent monographic literature: Amedee Bre-net, "La France et L"Allemagne devant le droit international pendant les operations militaires de la guerre de 1870-71," Paris, 1902; Takahashi, "Cases on International Law during the Chino-Japanese War," 1899; Baty, "International Law in South Africa;" Smith and Sibley, "International Law as interpreted during the Russo-Japanese War," Boston, 1905; and Hershey, "International Law and Diplomacy of the Russo-Japanese War," are conspicuous and more or less ambitious undertakings of the same kind. The French writers have given this aspect of recent history the most careful attention.

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