1 All the 1907 Conventions subsequently ratified by the United States are published at 36 Stat. 2199-2443 and republished in 1 C. Bevans, Treaties And Other International Agreements of The United States of America 1776-1949, at 577-741 (1968). All the texts are published in the SUPPLEMENT to 2 AJIL (1908). The 1899 Hague Conventions and Declarations are published at 32 Stat. 1779 and 1 C. BEVANS, supra at 230-70.

1 W. Schucking, The International Union of The Hague Conferences 240 (1918). The original in German appeared in 1912.

2 Bureau International De La Cour Permanente D'arbitrage, Report of The Commission of Enquiry Established By The United Kingdom And Denmark On November 15, 1961, Investigation of Certain Incidents Affecting The British Trawler “Red Crusader” (The Red Crusader Incident) (March 1962).

3 2 S. Rosenne, The Law And Practice of The International Court 576 (1965).

4 1 AJIL 944, 948 (1907).

5 Norwegian Loans Case (France v. Norway), 1957 I.C.J. 9, 24.

6 J. Scott, The Hague Conventions And Declarations of 1899 and 1907, at x (1915).

7 M. Hudson, The Permanent Court of International Justice 1920-1942, at 117 (1943).

8 Id, at 83-84.

9 Quoted in J. Scott, supra note 6, at xiii. It may be noted that Root was a member of the Committee of Jurists that drafted the Statute of the Permanent Court of International Justice along with Baron Descamps of Belgium, F. Hagerup of Norway, and A. Ricci-Busatti of Italy, who had participated in the 1907 Conference. See M. HUDSON, supra note 7, at 114-17.