A Handbook of Public International Law
A Handbook of Public International Law
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What is an armistice ? Who have authority to make such agreements ? What conditions are implied when one is concluded ?
4. Enumerate the chief facilities for avoiding war provided by the Hague Conferences of 1899 and 1907.
Hints as to Eeading Hall discusses the subjects of this Chapter in Chs. Vm. And IX. Of Pt. In. Wheaton deals with them in a few pages of Ch. N. , and the whole of Ch. IV. , of Pt. IV. They are set forth in Lawrence, Pt. In. , Chs. Vii. And vm. (4th ed. ), and in Oppen- heim, ...Vol. Il, Pt. Il, Chs. V. And vii. In Halleck, Chs. Xxix. , xxx. , and xxxiv. Should be referred to, and in Maine, Lecture x. In Higgins the Hague Convention for the Pacific Settlement of Inter- national Disputes should be studied carefully.
PART IV THE LAW OF NEUTRALITY 137 CHAPTEE I THE NATURE OF NEUTRALITY, AND THE DIVISIONS OF THE LAW OF NEUTRALITY A. The Nature of Neutrality.
Neutrality may be defined as The condition of f those States which in time of war take no part in the contest, hut continue pacific intercourse with the belli- 1 gerents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is an armistice ? Who have authority to make such agreements ? What conditions are implied when one is concluded ?
4. Enumerate the chief facilities for avoiding war provided by the Hague Conferences of 1899 and 1907.
Hints as to Eeading Hall discusses the subjects of this Chapter in Chs. Vm. And IX. Of Pt. In. Wheaton deals with them in a few pages of Ch. N. , and the whole of Ch. IV. , of Pt. IV. They are set forth in Lawrence, Pt. In. , Chs. Vii. And vm. (4th ed. ), and in Oppen- heim, ...Vol. Il, Pt. Il, Chs. V. And vii. In Halleck, Chs. Xxix. , xxx. , and xxxiv. Should be referred to, and in Maine, Lecture x. In Higgins the Hague Convention for the Pacific Settlement of Inter- national Disputes should be studied carefully.
PART IV THE LAW OF NEUTRALITY 137 CHAPTEE I THE NATURE OF NEUTRALITY, AND THE DIVISIONS OF THE LAW OF NEUTRALITY A. The Nature of Neutrality.
Neutrality may be defined as The condition of f those States which in time of war take no part in the contest, hut continue pacific intercourse with the belli- 1 gerents.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T J Thomas Joseph Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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