The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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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 ...
Page 17
... if necessary , ' give them an elasticity , but for which the bonds they impose
must be broken by inexorable reality . I am of opinion that in war , where
everything must be individual , the only Articles which will prove 6 2 efficacious
are those ...
... if necessary , ' give them an elasticity , but for which the bonds they impose
must be broken by inexorable reality . I am of opinion that in war , where
everything must be individual , the only Articles which will prove 6 2 efficacious
are those ...
Page 18
... views which prevail upon the subject . It is needless to say that the same facts
present themselves in a different light and give a different impression as they are
looked at from the military or the legal point of view . The difference is diminished
...
... views which prevail upon the subject . It is needless to say that the same facts
present themselves in a different light and give a different impression as they are
looked at from the military or the legal point of view . The difference is diminished
...
Page 19
This testimony of I shall comstitut de Droit ter prove my : the reasons do not give
up the hope that some day , thanks to the progress of civilisation , humanity will
succeed in substituting an organised international justice for the wars which now
...
This testimony of I shall comstitut de Droit ter prove my : the reasons do not give
up the hope that some day , thanks to the progress of civilisation , humanity will
succeed in substituting an organised international justice for the wars which now
...
Page 25
... maintain that the extradition of fugitives from justice is a matter of imperfect
obligation only , and requires to be confirmed and regulated by special compacts
in order to give it the force of law . In support of this theory they point to the
number ...
... maintain that the extradition of fugitives from justice is a matter of imperfect
obligation only , and requires to be confirmed and regulated by special compacts
in order to give it the force of law . In support of this theory they point to the
number ...
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