The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 158
... German , with one lone Italian . Whatever one may think of his " Necessity knows no law " in interna- tional relations , there is no doubt that Kohler of Berlin University stands at the very head of German investigators in legal history ...
... German , with one lone Italian . Whatever one may think of his " Necessity knows no law " in interna- tional relations , there is no doubt that Kohler of Berlin University stands at the very head of German investigators in legal history ...
Page 159
... German attitudes is the following statement of Kohler on slavery : " Human rights are not advantageous to every development : technical arts must advance , human- ity must make progress in industrial life , and for centuries this goes ...
... German attitudes is the following statement of Kohler on slavery : " Human rights are not advantageous to every development : technical arts must advance , human- ity must make progress in industrial life , and for centuries this goes ...
Page 159
... German attitudes is the following statement of Kohler on slavery : " Human rights are not advantageous to every development : technical arts must advance , humanity must make progress in industrial life , and for centuries this goes on ...
... German attitudes is the following statement of Kohler on slavery : " Human rights are not advantageous to every development : technical arts must advance , humanity must make progress in industrial life , and for centuries this goes on ...
Page 217
... Germans . The latter , i . e . , the application to particular instances , while not commensurate with , falls within , Rousseau's " Volonte de Tous , " a mere numerical sum of individual wills , frequently in the minority , and at best ...
... Germans . The latter , i . e . , the application to particular instances , while not commensurate with , falls within , Rousseau's " Volonte de Tous , " a mere numerical sum of individual wills , frequently in the minority , and at best ...
Page 307
... German torpedo . It is likely , however , that the sharp - witted lawyer did not per- suade his colleagues at all or try to . They were able and sensible men in that early constitutonal convention - one has only to read their names to ...
... German torpedo . It is likely , however , that the sharp - witted lawyer did not per- suade his colleagues at all or try to . They were able and sensible men in that early constitutonal convention - one has only to read their names to ...
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