The Biology of British Politics
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As regards neutral States (1) That they may not go to war except in self- defence.
(2) The neutrality of Belgium was secured in 1832 by France and Great Britain both engaging to oppose the Power breaking this neutrality.
Its neutrality is now guaranteed by Austria, Russia, Great Britain and Prussia.
(3) The guarantee of Switzerland.
iv. Under this head comes the series of conven- tions regulating the usages of war.
1. In 1864 the Geneva Convention for the treat- ment of wounded.
2. The Conferen...ce at St. Petersburg prohibiting the use of explosive bullets.
3. In 1874 the Brussels Conference, which appa- rently failed through attempting too much, and COMBINATION 141 being too near the irritations of the Franco-Prussian War.
4. In 1899 the Hague Convention ; to which we shall come again.
XL Connected with the development of inter- national law are the conventions held in Switzerland to secure international unions on the matters of postal services and telegraphs.
XII. The Hague Convention is the greatest ad- vance in international co-operation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As regards neutral States (1) That they may not go to war except in self- defence.
(2) The neutrality of Belgium was secured in 1832 by France and Great Britain both engaging to oppose the Power breaking this neutrality.
Its neutrality is now guaranteed by Austria, Russia, Great Britain and Prussia.
(3) The guarantee of Switzerland.
iv. Under this head comes the series of conven- tions regulating the usages of war.
1. In 1864 the Geneva Convention for the treat- ment of wounded.
2. The Conferen...ce at St. Petersburg prohibiting the use of explosive bullets.
3. In 1874 the Brussels Conference, which appa- rently failed through attempting too much, and COMBINATION 141 being too near the irritations of the Franco-Prussian War.
4. In 1899 the Hague Convention ; to which we shall come again.
XL Connected with the development of inter- national law are the conventions held in Switzerland to secure international unions on the matters of postal services and telegraphs.
XII. The Hague Convention is the greatest ad- vance in international co-operation.
What to read after The Biology of British Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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