The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 302
... President was sustained and told that in his stand for law and the obligations of contract the whole country was with him . THE DOCKET is personally very glad of this , for he hopes to visit Europe again some day and to go as an ...
... President was sustained and told that in his stand for law and the obligations of contract the whole country was with him . THE DOCKET is personally very glad of this , for he hopes to visit Europe again some day and to go as an ...
Page 304
... presidents to give his impressions of the addresses and papers that the delegates had listened to and his hopes for the future of International Law and International Arbitration . And Dr. Eliot responded in a notable though largely ...
... presidents to give his impressions of the addresses and papers that the delegates had listened to and his hopes for the future of International Law and International Arbitration . And Dr. Eliot responded in a notable though largely ...
Page 305
... President Eliot continued , " brings me to the most discouraging fact of these terrible ten months , the fact which we must face and look at squarely and resolutely ; namely , that there is at least one strong nation in Europe today ...
... President Eliot continued , " brings me to the most discouraging fact of these terrible ten months , the fact which we must face and look at squarely and resolutely ; namely , that there is at least one strong nation in Europe today ...
Page 324
... President and the States : CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA . ARTICLE I. Sect . 8. The Congress shall have power- Το • provide for the common defence To declare war , . . . ; . To raise and support armies , but no ...
... President and the States : CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA . ARTICLE I. Sect . 8. The Congress shall have power- Το • provide for the common defence To declare war , . . . ; . To raise and support armies , but no ...
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... President of the United States to call forth such number of the militia of the State or States , most convenient to the place of danger , or scene of action , as he may judge necessary to repel such invasion , and to issue his orders ...
... President of the United States to call forth such number of the militia of the State or States , most convenient to the place of danger , or scene of action , as he may judge necessary to repel such invasion , and to issue his orders ...
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