A

tal Congress, 47

Administration of Dependencies,
A. H. Snow, 139

Aliens, abroad, 446-468

civilized, right of expulsion of,
462-466

political rights of, 461-462
resident, right to participate in
political life, 466

resident, participation in open
revolutionary movement, 462-
464

right of protection which a na-

tion gives to its citizens, 38
Amendments of the Constitution,

thirteenth, fourteenth, and
fifteenth, cause of, 115
America and India, opening the
sea-route to, 84
America, power over insular
regions, 38

American colonies, basis of eco-

mic ideas, 72-73
basis of social ideas, 72
American ideas, as to how a union
of states may be effected,
162-163

American Institute of Interna-
tional Law, declaration of,
225

American Peace Society, declara-
tion of, 225

American Philosophy of Govern-
ment and its effect on Inter-
national Law, 5-33

American Philosophy of Govern-
ment, in the way of a codifi-
cation of International Law,
32-333

American republics, union of, by
Congress, 168-169

American Revolution, philosophy
of, 42-44

American statesmen, views of, on
the connection between Great
Britain and the Colonies,
from 1764-1776, 61-65
Arbitration Court, Permanent In-
ternational, at first Hague
Conference, 139–141

Arbitral process in dispute, defi-
nition of, 389-390

Arbitration, definition of, as used
in political literature, 383
Arbitration treaty, between the
United States and Great
Britain, 238

Army Appropriation Act, 312
Articles of Confederation, on es-
tablishment of tribunals for
the pacific settlement of dis-
putes between states, 140
given the sanction of mutual
agreement of states, and the
powers granted by, 106
the last resort of appeal, 67
Artificial or remedial rights, II

Calvin, John, "Institutes of the
Christian Religion" on Moral
Law, 159

philosophy of, 43

Calvin's case, 79, 81, 117

Case of the Postnati, 79, 81
Cassini Convention,

Russia's

lease of Kiaochoa Bay, 348
Central America, philosophy of
government of the republics

of, 30
Charles I., abolishment of the

Virginia Company, 85-86
Charles II., final section of the in-

struction of, to the Council of
Foreign Plantations, 139
recognition of the American
Colonies, 93-94
Charter of 1606 (James I.), claims
in North America, 81-83
Charter of 1609 (James I.), effect
on Virginia, 84-85

Charter to Company of Massa-
chusetts Bay, 85-90

Charter to Providence Plantation,
90-91

Chief Executive in a Justiciar

State, powers of, 59
Choate, Rufus, on equal rights, 41
Christian Society of the Early
Church, law of, 422

Cleveland, President, executive
powers over the United
States mails and interstate
commerce, 151

Coke, Lord, on Bonham's Case,

195

Colonial Charters, 40

"Colonial Pact" theory, 91
Colonies converted into Royal
Provinces, 94

Commission of Judicative Con-
ciliation, difference between,
and Court, 384-385
Conciliation, definition of, as
used in political literature,
382
Confederation or League of Na-
tions, plan for, 286-287
Congress, action of, on extension
of Constitution, 39

right of, to determine whether
the United States shall enter
the League of Nations, 308-
309
Connecticut, charter of, on rights
of citizens to elect their own
officers, 180-181

Constitutional Bill of Rights, 237
Constitutional prohibitions, 16-
18, 25-28

Constitution of the United States,
theory of Supremacy of, 108
adoption of, 234-235

on claims, individual, against a

of,

foreign government, 21-25
on care of President to see that
the laws are executed, 147
defects of, 164-165
fourteenth amendment
adopted, 198
judicial powers of, 107
on jurisdiction to render a direct
judgement against a member-
state of the Union, 118

on the powers of the President,

Convention for Pacific Settlement
of International Disputes,
Hague, 209-211, 223, 238-
240, 236-266
Cooperation versus Compulsion
in the Organization of the
Society of Nations, 269-281
Cooperative union, as applied to
a minor groupe, 293
of nations, 295-298
Corporations, principles of law of,
181-182

theory of State of, 183-193
four subjects dealt with in the
theory of State, 193-194
Council for National Defence,
312-315

"Council for New England," 85
surrender of Charter and Let-
ters Patent, 86

Council of Three, 368, 379-381
Council of Trade, 91

Council of Virginia, provided by

Charter of 1606, 82-83
Court of Arbitral Justice, estab-
lishment of, 69-70, 75
Courts, protection of, 27
Covenant of the League of Na-

tions, German Colonies, 366
provisional organization for,
366-367

Covenant of the League of Na-
tions, Constitution of, 321-
324

effect of, 311
form of, 157

obligations under, 165-168, 305
provision of, 165-166
rules of, 329-332
safe-guards of, 324-329
situations which arise from
proposals of, 301-302

as a super-constitution of a
super-unity, 305