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commercial intercourse with an enemy

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From 75 U.S. 185 - United States v. Lane · 1868Most cited · 11 citing opinions

by a universally recognized principle of public law, commercial intercourse between states at war with each other, is interdicted. It needs no special declaration on the part of the sovereign to accomplish this result, for it follows from the very nature of war that trading between the belligerents should cease.