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Armed Merchantmen by William Joel Stone is a 1916 U.S. Government Printing Office publication that surveys the international law and diplomatic history surrounding armed merchant ships and the privateering issue. The volume compiles and analyzes major principles of maritime law as developed in the 19th and early 20th centuries, focusing on the Declaration of Paris (1856) and the four core propositions it embodied: privateering is abolished; the neutral flag covers enemy goods with contraband exceptions; neutral goods on enemy ships are not liable to capture except for contraband; and blockades must be effective. It assembles excerpts from Moore’s International Law Digest, the American Journal of International Law, the North American Review, and other authorities, together with substantial U.S. governmental correspondence from 1856–1861 regarding adhesion to the Paris declaration and proposed amendments. The book further discusses the practice of arming merchant ships, the legal status of defensively armed but uncommissioned vessels, the treatment of neutral cargo, and the evolving framework under the Hague conventions, offering historical context for the law of naval warfare and neutral rights during wartime.
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