The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 676
... Captain Mahan's : " The destruction of the Confederacy's intercourse with the outer world , like some deep - seated ... Captain Mahan and Andrew D. White , two of our dele- gates at the first Hague Conference , each found in the other an ...
... Captain Mahan's : " The destruction of the Confederacy's intercourse with the outer world , like some deep - seated ... Captain Mahan and Andrew D. White , two of our dele- gates at the first Hague Conference , each found in the other an ...
Page 677
... Captain Mahan was far from being a man who saw only the present . His eyes seemed rather to be fixed on distant times ; the actual world was to him only a point whither with great effort the best of past civilizations has been brought ...
... Captain Mahan was far from being a man who saw only the present . His eyes seemed rather to be fixed on distant times ; the actual world was to him only a point whither with great effort the best of past civilizations has been brought ...
Page 678
... Captain Mahan's fellow - delegate , Andrew D. White , was our ambassador at Berlin and had been president of Cor- nell University and our minister at St. Petersburg . He was known to the universities here and abroad ; he was familiar ...
... Captain Mahan's fellow - delegate , Andrew D. White , was our ambassador at Berlin and had been president of Cor- nell University and our minister at St. Petersburg . He was known to the universities here and abroad ; he was familiar ...
Page 679
... Captain Mahan is simple . It is given in his diary , where he speaks of Captain Mahan's opposition to the immunity of private property at sea . " His is the natural view of a sailor , but the argument by which he sup- ports it does not ...
... Captain Mahan is simple . It is given in his diary , where he speaks of Captain Mahan's opposition to the immunity of private property at sea . " His is the natural view of a sailor , but the argument by which he sup- ports it does not ...
Page 695
... Captain Mahan , the delegate from the United States . He opposed the resolution in subcommittee , com- PROBABLE CHANGES IN THE LAWS OF WAR . 695.
... Captain Mahan , the delegate from the United States . He opposed the resolution in subcommittee , com- PROBABLE CHANGES IN THE LAWS OF WAR . 695.
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