The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 120
... peace ; merchants are to have free entry and departure from the kingdom , and in time of war for- eign merchants are to be detained and treated in accordance with the treatment given to our merchants . Some of the most important clauses ...
... peace ; merchants are to have free entry and departure from the kingdom , and in time of war for- eign merchants are to be detained and treated in accordance with the treatment given to our merchants . Some of the most important clauses ...
Page 133
... Peace Conference , and General von Gundell , the German military delegate , to make precise the import of this clause , insisted upon the necessity of placing at the charge of the State the infractions committed by the anonymous crowd ...
... Peace Conference , and General von Gundell , the German military delegate , to make precise the import of this clause , insisted upon the necessity of placing at the charge of the State the infractions committed by the anonymous crowd ...
Page 135
... peace , order , safety , convenience , comfort , or wel- fare . It is but an arbitrary and an unwarranted interference with a merchant's business . One or a number of merchants may desire to close their stores at 6 o'clock . They may do ...
... peace , order , safety , convenience , comfort , or wel- fare . It is but an arbitrary and an unwarranted interference with a merchant's business . One or a number of merchants may desire to close their stores at 6 o'clock . They may do ...
Page 152
... peaceful possession of property , a method of obtaining justice with security , and , finally , a mutual defense against all external violence . " A nation is under an obligation to preserve itself and its members , and it has a right ...
... peaceful possession of property , a method of obtaining justice with security , and , finally , a mutual defense against all external violence . " A nation is under an obligation to preserve itself and its members , and it has a right ...
Page 153
... peace that he insists on the necessity of a formal declaration of war - a res paenitentiae , so to speak . It is noticeable that this jurist gives us no lengthy discussion of the vexed problems of neutrality . His definition of ...
... peace that he insists on the necessity of a formal declaration of war - a res paenitentiae , so to speak . It is noticeable that this jurist gives us no lengthy discussion of the vexed problems of neutrality . His definition of ...
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