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XII. For the establishment of an international prize court.
XIII. Regulations concerning the rights and duties of neu- tral powers in maritime war.
The object of dividing these measures into thirteen sepa- rate treaties was to enable the nations to sign such of them as they chose, and to abstain from others about which their Governments had made certain reservations. These treaties, most of which will doubtless go into effect, show that the accomplished acts of the Conference were of real signi...ficance and importance, especially the amendments to the arbitra- tion treaty of 1899, the conditional prohibition of the collec- tion of contractual debts by force, and the creation of an in- ternational prize court of appeal, although the latter is likely to be delayed in its formation.
But the action on the measures which failed or which were 234 DIPLOMATIC MEMOIRS only partially successful were of equal significance. They can be noticed only very briefly.
It was apparent before the meeting of the delegates that the measure which the friends of peace had most at heart, the limitation of armaments, would not be a subject for consider- ation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XII. For the establishment of an international prize court.
XIII. Regulations concerning the rights and duties of neu- tral powers in maritime war.
The object of dividing these measures into thirteen sepa- rate treaties was to enable the nations to sign such of them as they chose, and to abstain from others about which their Governments had made certain reservations. These treaties, most of which will doubtless go into effect, show that the accomplished acts of the Conference were of real signi...ficance and importance, especially the amendments to the arbitra- tion treaty of 1899, the conditional prohibition of the collec- tion of contractual debts by force, and the creation of an in- ternational prize court of appeal, although the latter is likely to be delayed in its formation.
But the action on the measures which failed or which were 234 DIPLOMATIC MEMOIRS only partially successful were of equal significance. They can be noticed only very briefly.
It was apparent before the meeting of the delegates that the measure which the friends of peace had most at heart, the limitation of armaments, would not be a subject for consider- ation.
What to read after Diplomatic Memoirs volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Watson Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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