Prize Money

About this book

In an era marked by maritime conflict and the complexities of war, "Prize Money" by Philip Quincy Wright delves into the intricate principles governing the distribution of prize money from captured assets. This scholarly thesis examines the legal frameworks surrounding maritime captures, emphasizing the significance of equitable distribution and the moral implications of wartime gains. With a focus on historical precedents, Wright articulates the necessity of fair compensation for those risking their lives at sea, while navigating the contentious waters of international law. Ideal for historians and legal scholars, this work offers a critical analysis of prize money's role in wartime ethics and legality, making it an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of law and military history.