Draft of a Constitution of the Universal League of Nations
Draft of a Constitution of the Universal League of Nations
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In this connection a promise is merely imposed upon the World Council without a time limit, in consideration of the. Fact that a number of pressing obligations have to be dealt with first. At the outset the settlement of relations touching organisation, land, economy, military forces and foreign policy will be more urgent. But § 21 is meant to exert a certain amount of pressure on theWorld Council from the very beginning, so that the departments may be constituted, the officials appointed, the ...institutions created in order that positive work may be under- taken in these fields as soon as ever circumstances permit. — In this way this important collaboration of the nations in all cultural and intellectual spheres, on which the future -of the league depends, will not be postponed to an indefinite date. This § 21 is intended as an admonition to make immediate use of the numerous forces that are inestimable for the work of the league although not adapted to the technical departments. And further to arouse the interest of the masses and maintain their sympathies for the league for which pur- pose the other departments are less suitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this connection a promise is merely imposed upon the World Council without a time limit, in consideration of the. Fact that a number of pressing obligations have to be dealt with first. At the outset the settlement of relations touching organisation, land, economy, military forces and foreign policy will be more urgent. But § 21 is meant to exert a certain amount of pressure on theWorld Council from the very beginning, so that the departments may be constituted, the officials appointed, the ...institutions created in order that positive work may be under- taken in these fields as soon as ever circumstances permit. — In this way this important collaboration of the nations in all cultural and intellectual spheres, on which the future -of the league depends, will not be postponed to an indefinite date. This § 21 is intended as an admonition to make immediate use of the numerous forces that are inestimable for the work of the league although not adapted to the technical departments. And further to arouse the interest of the masses and maintain their sympathies for the league for which pur- pose the other departments are less suitable.
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