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... to Arbitrate between two independent princes , and that he felt it to be his duty
on such an occasion to provide that his decision should be arrived at by a
procedure which should secure it from any suspicion of partiality , seeing that one
of the ...
... to Arbitrate between two independent princes , and that he felt it to be his duty
on such an occasion to provide that his decision should be arrived at by a
procedure which should secure it from any suspicion of partiality , seeing that one
of the ...
Page 16
In it the noblest virtues of mankind are developed ; courage and abnegation of
self , faithfulness to duty , and the spirit of sacrifice ; the soldier gives his life .
Without war the world would stagnate , and lose itself in materialism . " I agree
entirely ...
In it the noblest virtues of mankind are developed ; courage and abnegation of
self , faithfulness to duty , and the spirit of sacrifice ; the soldier gives his life .
Without war the world would stagnate , and lose itself in materialism . " I agree
entirely ...
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... when an illustrious general from his elevated position takes also into
consideration the great moral and political duties ... will ever feel it a duty to
secure for private individuals in districts occupied by an enemy the indispensable
protection of ...
... when an illustrious general from his elevated position takes also into
consideration the great moral and political duties ... will ever feel it a duty to
secure for private individuals in districts occupied by an enemy the indispensable
protection of ...
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The duty of seeing that International Law is obeyed and of punishing violations of
it belongs , in the first instance , to States ... and without unpleasantness and
danger , expose itself to a just charge of having neglected its international duties ;
it ...
The duty of seeing that International Law is obeyed and of punishing violations of
it belongs , in the first instance , to States ... and without unpleasantness and
danger , expose itself to a just charge of having neglected its international duties ;
it ...
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Sir Edward Clarke , in his “ Treatise upon the Law of Extradition , ” remarks , “ the
surrender of fugitive criminals is an International duty . It may not be so plainly a
matter of right , that the refusal to grant it is to subject a nation to the penalty of ...
Sir Edward Clarke , in his “ Treatise upon the Law of Extradition , ” remarks , “ the
surrender of fugitive criminals is an International duty . It may not be so plainly a
matter of right , that the refusal to grant it is to subject a nation to the penalty of ...
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