Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Held at Philadelphia for Promoting Useful Knowledge, Svazek 60American Philosophical Society, 1921 |
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... Peace . 169. Validity of Military Agreements .... 170. Power to Make Diplomatic Agreements .. 171. Diplomatic Agreements Settling Controversies .. 172. Validity of Diplomatic Agreements .... B .. The Power to Make Treaties . 173. The ...
... Peace . 169. Validity of Military Agreements .... 170. Power to Make Diplomatic Agreements .. 171. Diplomatic Agreements Settling Controversies .. 172. Validity of Diplomatic Agreements .... B .. The Power to Make Treaties . 173. The ...
Strana 116
... peace can never be maintained except by a partnership of democratic nations . No autocratic government could be trusted to keep faith within it or observe its covenants . ... We are accepting the challenge of hostile purpose because we ...
... peace can never be maintained except by a partnership of democratic nations . No autocratic government could be trusted to keep faith within it or observe its covenants . ... We are accepting the challenge of hostile purpose because we ...
Strana 118
... Peace Conference , testified to the same effect : 66 Senator Hitchcock : ' So that any dispute that could arise between the United States and the Dominion of Canada involves the whole British Em- pire ? ' " Mr. Miller : ' It seems so to ...
... Peace Conference , testified to the same effect : 66 Senator Hitchcock : ' So that any dispute that could arise between the United States and the Dominion of Canada involves the whole British Em- pire ? ' " Mr. Miller : ' It seems so to ...
Strana 120
... Peace , N. Y. , 1914 , pp . 64-68 . ) The courts , attorneys general and text writers have insisted that the passage of such legislation is a constitutional duty of Congress . ( Iredall , J. , in Ware v . Hylton ( 1796 ) , 1 Dall , 199 ...
... Peace , N. Y. , 1914 , pp . 64-68 . ) The courts , attorneys general and text writers have insisted that the passage of such legislation is a constitutional duty of Congress . ( Iredall , J. , in Ware v . Hylton ( 1796 ) , 1 Dall , 199 ...
Strana 127
... Peace Treaty of 1848 and Clayton- Bulwer treaty with England , 1850 , Moore , Digest , 3 : 138 ; 5 : 205 ; Wright , Minn . Law Rev. , 4 : 22 ; Crandall , Treaties , their Making and Enforce- ment , 1916 , pp . 85 , 381 ) and that the ...
... Peace Treaty of 1848 and Clayton- Bulwer treaty with England , 1850 , Moore , Digest , 3 : 138 ; 5 : 205 ; Wright , Minn . Law Rev. , 4 : 22 ; Crandall , Treaties , their Making and Enforce- ment , 1916 , pp . 85 , 381 ) and that the ...
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