A Republic of Nations a Study of the Organization of a Federal League of Nation
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N. , Art. IV, Sec. 3, cl. 5.
CHAPTER XIII LIMITATIONS UPON THE POWERS OF THE COMPONENT NATIONS I GENERAL LIMITATIONS OF A NON-POLITICAL NATURE As preliminary to an examination of the limitations which must be imposed upon the powers of the com- ponent nations in order to the success of an interna- tional union, it is proper to observe that, in a looser confederation of the kind here proposed, the fewer these limitations are, consistent with a suitable degree of power in the international govern...ment, the safer the constituent nations and the greater the probability that they may assent to the experiment. The burden then is on him who maintains the necessity of a par- ticular limitation of this sort to show that the success of the union would be jeopardized by the failure of the component States to surrender all right to exercise the given power. This should be the one and only test of the propriety of the limitation.
The reader must also remember that a mere grant of power to the international government does not 190 LIMITATIONS ON COMPONENT STATES 191 necessarily imply the exclusion of the component States from the exercise of the same power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. , Art. IV, Sec. 3, cl. 5.
CHAPTER XIII LIMITATIONS UPON THE POWERS OF THE COMPONENT NATIONS I GENERAL LIMITATIONS OF A NON-POLITICAL NATURE As preliminary to an examination of the limitations which must be imposed upon the powers of the com- ponent nations in order to the success of an interna- tional union, it is proper to observe that, in a looser confederation of the kind here proposed, the fewer these limitations are, consistent with a suitable degree of power in the international govern...ment, the safer the constituent nations and the greater the probability that they may assent to the experiment. The burden then is on him who maintains the necessity of a par- ticular limitation of this sort to show that the success of the union would be jeopardized by the failure of the component States to surrender all right to exercise the given power. This should be the one and only test of the propriety of the limitation.
The reader must also remember that a mere grant of power to the international government does not 190 LIMITATIONS ON COMPONENT STATES 191 necessarily imply the exclusion of the component States from the exercise of the same power.
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