Proceedings of the American Arbitration and Peace Congress, New York, April 14th to 17th, 19071907 - 478 páginas |
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... treaties . only regret that we have not concluded a larger number . I Our representatives will go to the Second Peace Conference at The Hague instructed to help in every practicable way to bring some steps nearer completicn the great ...
... treaties . only regret that we have not concluded a larger number . I Our representatives will go to the Second Peace Conference at The Hague instructed to help in every practicable way to bring some steps nearer completicn the great ...
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... treaties as to justify the use of force as a last resort ; but we hope to see an international con- sideration of the subject which shall discriminate between such causes and the simple non - performance of a contract with a pri- vate ...
... treaties as to justify the use of force as a last resort ; but we hope to see an international con- sideration of the subject which shall discriminate between such causes and the simple non - performance of a contract with a pri- vate ...
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... treaties and conventions , peace resolutions , declarations of principle , speeches and writings , are as naught unless they truly represent and find a response in the hearts and minds of the multitude of the men who make up the nations ...
... treaties and conventions , peace resolutions , declarations of principle , speeches and writings , are as naught unless they truly represent and find a response in the hearts and minds of the multitude of the men who make up the nations ...
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... treaties between different nations - two by two - have been made to refer cases to it . Hol- land and Denmark , Chili and Argentina have agreed to arbitrate every case with each other , showing that questions of honor can be arbitrated ...
... treaties between different nations - two by two - have been made to refer cases to it . Hol- land and Denmark , Chili and Argentina have agreed to arbitrate every case with each other , showing that questions of honor can be arbitrated ...
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... treaties were drawn up between countries to settle boundary lines , to decide amounts of indemnity to be paid , to bind each other to mutual assistance in the event of war with other nations . They were at best mere armed truces ...
... treaties were drawn up between countries to settle boundary lines , to decide amounts of indemnity to be paid , to bind each other to mutual assistance in the event of war with other nations . They were at best mere armed truces ...
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