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... Empress of India , viz . , that of " Suzerain " of the South African Republic , we think it an equally unfortunate choice . It has greatly exercised the minds of leader - writers , but then they must have something to write about , so that.
... Empress of India , viz . , that of " Suzerain " of the South African Republic , we think it an equally unfortunate choice . It has greatly exercised the minds of leader - writers , but then they must have something to write about , so that.
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... Suzerain implied a personal relation ; it had certainly nothing to do with the question of autonomy , and as certainly it did not connote that the Suzerain was the medium through which the foreign relations of the vassal were carried on ...
... Suzerain implied a personal relation ; it had certainly nothing to do with the question of autonomy , and as certainly it did not connote that the Suzerain was the medium through which the foreign relations of the vassal were carried on ...
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... Suzerain , " expressed his opinion that the reservation of the foreign relations did not express the real meaning of the word , for if it were so , the Sovereign . of Great Britain would be Suzerain of Afghanistan according to the ...
... Suzerain , " expressed his opinion that the reservation of the foreign relations did not express the real meaning of the word , for if it were so , the Sovereign . of Great Britain would be Suzerain of Afghanistan according to the ...
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... suzerain , or the vassal , exercises them , or in what pro- portion each exercises them , the more difficult part of the question under consideration will be answered . The distinguishing attributes of sovereignty may be said to be ...
... suzerain , or the vassal , exercises them , or in what pro- portion each exercises them , the more difficult part of the question under consideration will be answered . The distinguishing attributes of sovereignty may be said to be ...
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... suzerain Power . * A class of writers has hitherto intentionally not been quoted on this point ; those of French nationality , who , dating from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries , write not so much on general International Law ...
... suzerain Power . * A class of writers has hitherto intentionally not been quoted on this point ; those of French nationality , who , dating from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries , write not so much on general International Law ...
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