League of Nations Magazine, Volume 2, Issues 1-6World's Court league, Incorporated, 1916 - Arbitration (International law) |
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It is voluntary ; namission to a World's Court , then he tions are not obliged to avail thenicannot belong to both associations . selves of such a procedure , but if they But as I do believe in the use of mili- choose to do so , there ...
It is voluntary ; namission to a World's Court , then he tions are not obliged to avail thenicannot belong to both associations . selves of such a procedure , but if they But as I do believe in the use of mili- choose to do so , there ...
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I believe that the best way to preserve In my judgment there is nothing behe peace of the world is by means of fore the people of this country at the some organization which will , in a depresent time so deserving of popular supgree ...
I believe that the best way to preserve In my judgment there is nothing behe peace of the world is by means of fore the people of this country at the some organization which will , in a depresent time so deserving of popular supgree ...
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The strongest incenment as a desirable and effective means tive for the American Colonies to comof securing peace , believe that a com- bine was to secure peace among thembination of the nations can only be selves and to secure ...
The strongest incenment as a desirable and effective means tive for the American Colonies to comof securing peace , believe that a com- bine was to secure peace among thembination of the nations can only be selves and to secure ...
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| Title | League of Nations Magazine, Volume 2, Issues 1-6 |
| Contributors | League of Nations Union, New York, International Peace Forum, New York, World's Court League, inc., New York |
| Publisher | World's Court league, Incorporated, 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 May 2006 |
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