League of Nations Magazine, Volume 2, Issues 1-6World's Court league, Incorporated, 1916 - Arbitration (International law) |
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The Hague convention which pro- Now what are our reasons for devides for the Court does not confer nying like powers to the proposed Inon it the power to hale nations into ternational Court ?
The Hague convention which pro- Now what are our reasons for devides for the Court does not confer nying like powers to the proposed Inon it the power to hale nations into ternational Court ?
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... would have opportunity of defending the Convention rejected the proposal its own constitutional rights , and to make ... and when this was stricken tions of law and upon solemn occa- out , it was proposed that no increase sions .
... would have opportunity of defending the Convention rejected the proposal its own constitutional rights , and to make ... and when this was stricken tions of law and upon solemn occa- out , it was proposed that no increase sions .
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We shall not bridle its vio- propose such a federation and effect its orlence so long as we see in it only the tyranny ganization . of monarchs or the caprice of naughty na- “ Through such agencies as the proposed tions .
We shall not bridle its vio- propose such a federation and effect its orlence so long as we see in it only the tyranny ganization . of monarchs or the caprice of naughty na- “ Through such agencies as the proposed tions .
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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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