In conclusion, it may be remarked that there is nothing in the execution of Britain's economic warfare today which cannot be derived from the principles of international law above stated. To quote Lord Stowell in "The Atzlanta":—"The cases which may arise under new combinations of circumstances, leading to an extended application of principles, ancient and recognized, by just corollaries, is infinite; but so long as the continuity of the original and established principles is preserved pure and unbroken, the practice is not new.
To sum up, there is ample precedent for treating foodstuffs as conin ditional contraband. Indeed the controversy does not really turn on their liability to be treated as such. It hinges entirely on the circumstances in which it is proper to presume that foodstuffs destin the totalitarian state makes it inevit? able that all foodstuffs destined to enter enemy territory should be regarded as intended for such use.
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