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Page 112
... nations - and the establish- ment of a court of arbitration to interpret and apply the code . This code should be at present nothing more than an enlarged treaty among as great a number of powers as can be induced to enter into it ...
... nations - and the establish- ment of a court of arbitration to interpret and apply the code . This code should be at present nothing more than an enlarged treaty among as great a number of powers as can be induced to enter into it ...
Page 137
... Nations of the World . The events of which Eastern Europe has been the theatre since the adjudication of M. De Marcoartu's Prizes , at the Brighton Congress of the Social Science Association , may seem at first sight almost entirely to ...
... Nations of the World . The events of which Eastern Europe has been the theatre since the adjudication of M. De Marcoartu's Prizes , at the Brighton Congress of the Social Science Association , may seem at first sight almost entirely to ...
Page 138
... Nations as a whole . " Italianism , " as M. de Marcoartu calls it , was " the political realization of the geographical expression of Italy . " Turning to Germany , we find that the " Zollverein , conceived by Prussia , prepared the ...
... Nations as a whole . " Italianism , " as M. de Marcoartu calls it , was " the political realization of the geographical expression of Italy . " Turning to Germany , we find that the " Zollverein , conceived by Prussia , prepared the ...
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... Nations had been laid down distinctly by such a Court as Mr. Sprague supposes his Association of Nations to establish . The authors of " Inter- nationalism " evidently wrote under the impression that an era of universal Peace was ...
... Nations had been laid down distinctly by such a Court as Mr. Sprague supposes his Association of Nations to establish . The authors of " Inter- nationalism " evidently wrote under the impression that an era of universal Peace was ...
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... Nations a continuation of its territory , and is subject to its jurisdiction as absolutely as the coast itself ; * ( 2 ) , or that the three - mile zone of open sea may be prescribed for , and that in the case of the British Channel ...
... Nations a continuation of its territory , and is subject to its jurisdiction as absolutely as the coast itself ; * ( 2 ) , or that the three - mile zone of open sea may be prescribed for , and that in the case of the British Channel ...
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