The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 69
... treaties are openly praised and ad- vocated , while those who are foremost in such philanthropic work are secretly negotiating some war loan on advan- tageous terms - are coining the money that will make rivers run red with blood . So ...
... treaties are openly praised and ad- vocated , while those who are foremost in such philanthropic work are secretly negotiating some war loan on advan- tageous terms - are coining the money that will make rivers run red with blood . So ...
Page 101
... treaty with Morocco was signed by the representatives of George I and of the King of Fez , Mequinez , Morocco , and all the West of Africa , establishing the principle that English offenders and English suits were to be tried by the ...
... treaty with Morocco was signed by the representatives of George I and of the King of Fez , Mequinez , Morocco , and all the West of Africa , establishing the principle that English offenders and English suits were to be tried by the ...
Page 102
... Treaty of 1750 it was provided that " no English whatever , or any of their servants ( though not English ) , shall be liable to pay the . . . . poll- tax . " In 1751 , this was extended to " any other tax . " This provision was ...
... Treaty of 1750 it was provided that " no English whatever , or any of their servants ( though not English ) , shall be liable to pay the . . . . poll- tax . " In 1751 , this was extended to " any other tax . " This provision was ...
Page 202
... Treaty , that before proceeding to war in future cases of serious disagreement or conflict with Turkey , she would , as far as circumstances allowed , have recourse to the good offices or mediation of one or more friendly Powers ; - 1 ...
... Treaty , that before proceeding to war in future cases of serious disagreement or conflict with Turkey , she would , as far as circumstances allowed , have recourse to the good offices or mediation of one or more friendly Powers ; - 1 ...
Page 203
... treaties and on the beneficent progress of arrangements for the peaceful settlement of disputes , and as tending to throw back the cause of Peace and Civilisation in Europe and in the whole world . The signatories comprise Lords Avebury ...
... treaties and on the beneficent progress of arrangements for the peaceful settlement of disputes , and as tending to throw back the cause of Peace and Civilisation in Europe and in the whole world . The signatories comprise Lords Avebury ...
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