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| That law finds to-day its highest theatre in \. \\(t occiipaiio belllca of " grim- visaged war, " but even grim-visaged war has learned to "smooth its wrinkled front " in the presence of private property. The juris- prudence of the world should keep pace with the prudence of the world. Among writers on the philosophy of law there is none who is more inclined to glorify the law of Force than Adolph Lasson ; yet Lasson is quick to acknowledge the diminishing sway of the Law of Occupation. To th...is effect he says that as the domain of positive law widens, the domain of the law of occupation must needs * 3 Levinz, 336.
t Jhering : The Struggle for Law, p. 93.
JSee Gliick : Panrlecten, Ser. Xli, xlii, pp. 29, 30, for an exj^ositiou of this self-evideut thesis.
BERING SEA ARBITRATION. 15 shrink into a narrower and narrower comi)ass. ''" And, at bottom, under the circumstances and conditions of the arbitration agreed upon, the question now pending between the United States and Great Ihitain with regard to tlie fur-seals of Alaska is this, Will the property rights of the civilized world and the interests of a growing civility among nations be better subserved by remitting the capture of seals on the high seas to the primeval law of occupation, or by putting that law under the restrictions of international equity and of a i)rogressive humanity?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
| That law finds to-day its highest theatre in \. \\(t occiipaiio belllca of " grim- visaged war, " but even grim-visaged war has learned to "smooth its wrinkled front " in the presence of private property. The juris- prudence of the world should keep pace with the prudence of the world. Among writers on the philosophy of law there is none who is more inclined to glorify the law of Force than Adolph Lasson ; yet Lasson is quick to acknowledge the diminishing sway of the Law of Occupation. To th...is effect he says that as the domain of positive law widens, the domain of the law of occupation must needs * 3 Levinz, 336.
t Jhering : The Struggle for Law, p. 93.
JSee Gliick : Panrlecten, Ser. Xli, xlii, pp. 29, 30, for an exj^ositiou of this self-evideut thesis.
BERING SEA ARBITRATION. 15 shrink into a narrower and narrower comi)ass. ''" And, at bottom, under the circumstances and conditions of the arbitration agreed upon, the question now pending between the United States and Great Ihitain with regard to tlie fur-seals of Alaska is this, Will the property rights of the civilized world and the interests of a growing civility among nations be better subserved by remitting the capture of seals on the high seas to the primeval law of occupation, or by putting that law under the restrictions of international equity and of a i)rogressive humanity?
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