International Law
International Law
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5 The general settle- ment of affairs with France, which was arrived at in 1904, put an end to all further reclamations on the subject.
The Franco-Chinese adventure caused the Foreign Office of China to put forward a statement that they would not be responsible for disturbance to trade caused by French hostile action. 6 This is clearly 'justified. But Sir H. Parkes took occasion to observe that it could not cover riots among the Chinese which might be said to be provoked by the French aggressio...n.
Salvationists were expelled from Geneva and Neufchatel 1 89 S. P. 1050. 3 Ib. 1054 et seq. ; 90 ib. 475.
3 90 S. P. 1079. 4 Ib. 457. B 76.^479. 6 75 S. P. 974.
202 ILLUSTRATION [chap, v in 1884, on account of the disorders which accompanied their presence, and the Federal Council sustained their expulsion. Two of them were British subjects, but Sir Julian Pauncefote wrote ! : " Under the Treaty British subjects have unquestionably the right to reside in Switzer- land, so long as they observe the laws of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 The general settle- ment of affairs with France, which was arrived at in 1904, put an end to all further reclamations on the subject.
The Franco-Chinese adventure caused the Foreign Office of China to put forward a statement that they would not be responsible for disturbance to trade caused by French hostile action. 6 This is clearly 'justified. But Sir H. Parkes took occasion to observe that it could not cover riots among the Chinese which might be said to be provoked by the French aggressio...n.
Salvationists were expelled from Geneva and Neufchatel 1 89 S. P. 1050. 3 Ib. 1054 et seq. ; 90 ib. 475.
3 90 S. P. 1079. 4 Ib. 457. B 76.^479. 6 75 S. P. 974.
202 ILLUSTRATION [chap, v in 1884, on account of the disorders which accompanied their presence, and the Federal Council sustained their expulsion. Two of them were British subjects, but Sir Julian Pauncefote wrote ! : " Under the Treaty British subjects have unquestionably the right to reside in Switzer- land, so long as they observe the laws of the country.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Thomas Baty to read onlineMoreLess
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