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Page viii
... England neither directly nor indirectly gave countenance to these acts of violence . In 1864 , Earl Russell expressed the opinion of the Government and people of England as follows : — 66 " Her Majesty's Government would have preferred ...
... England neither directly nor indirectly gave countenance to these acts of violence . In 1864 , Earl Russell expressed the opinion of the Government and people of England as follows : — 66 " Her Majesty's Government would have preferred ...
Page xv
... of this communication . It is clearly understood ( x ) The Sultan has even received from the Queen of England the essentially Christian Order of the Garter . 66 " that it cannot , in any case , INTERVENTION . - TURKEY . XV.
... of this communication . It is clearly understood ( x ) The Sultan has even received from the Queen of England the essentially Christian Order of the Garter . 66 " that it cannot , in any case , INTERVENTION . - TURKEY . XV.
Page xvii
... England , as it should seem upon two grounds : ( 1 ) That the sending of foreign troops to Greece was necessitated by the unneutral conduct of the Government of that country towards Russia , the enemy of France and England ; ( 2 ) and ...
... England , as it should seem upon two grounds : ( 1 ) That the sending of foreign troops to Greece was necessitated by the unneutral conduct of the Government of that country towards Russia , the enemy of France and England ; ( 2 ) and ...
Page xix
... England observed a strict neutrality , the principles of International Law , which England had for a long period of time upholden and enforced when belligerent , were put to a severe trial . Several grave questions of International Law ...
... England observed a strict neutrality , the principles of International Law , which England had for a long period of time upholden and enforced when belligerent , were put to a severe trial . Several grave questions of International Law ...
Page xxiii
... England had then declared against France . France and some other States have provided ( j ) , by their municipal or constitutional law , that no muni- tions of war shall be fabricated without the " autori- " sation " of the Minister of ...
... England had then declared against France . France and some other States have provided ( j ) , by their municipal or constitutional law , that no muni- tions of war shall be fabricated without the " autori- " sation " of the Minister of ...
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