The Commission of Inquiry the Wilson Bryan Peace Plan Its Origin And Developme
The Commission of Inquiry the Wilson Bryan Peace Plan Its Origin And Developme
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It leaves to the parties entire freedom as to the effect to be given to the statement.
ARTICLE 36. Each party pays its own expenses and an equal share of the expenses incurred by the Commission. 10 THE TAFT TREATIES" It was not until President Taft, in 1911, began negotiations with France and Great Britain for arbitration treaties of the broadest possible scope that the commission of inquiry again came into promi- nence. In principle the identic texts signed on August 3, 1911, were a great impr...ovement over any other general treaties of the kind previously negotiated, excepting such as contained no excep- tions whatever. They properly and for the first time made the legal character of a ch'spute the test of its arbitrable quality, thus avoiding exceptions of the purely capricious kind. For national honor and vital interests are anything or nothing, according as the public point of view happens to be at a time of stress or crisis. But, sound as the phrasing was in this respect, the notable thing about " Ratifications of the Convention containing these articles have been deposited at The Hague as follows: Germany, United States, Austria-Hungary, Bolivia, China, Denmark, Great Britain, Mexico, Netherlands, Russia, Salvador and Sweden, November 27, 1909; Belgium, August 8, 1910; Brazil, December 31, 1910; Cuba, February 22, 1912; Spain, March 18, 1913; France, October 7, 1910; Guatemala, March 15, 1911; Haiti, February 2, 1910; Japan, December 13, 1911; Luxem- burg, August 28, 1912; Nicaragua, December 16, 1909; Norway, September 19, 1910; Panama, August 19, 1911; Portugal, April 13, 1911; Rumania, March i, 1912; Siam, March 12, 1910; and Switzerland, May 12, 1910.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It leaves to the parties entire freedom as to the effect to be given to the statement.
ARTICLE 36. Each party pays its own expenses and an equal share of the expenses incurred by the Commission. 10 THE TAFT TREATIES" It was not until President Taft, in 1911, began negotiations with France and Great Britain for arbitration treaties of the broadest possible scope that the commission of inquiry again came into promi- nence. In principle the identic texts signed on August 3, 1911, were a great impr...ovement over any other general treaties of the kind previously negotiated, excepting such as contained no excep- tions whatever. They properly and for the first time made the legal character of a ch'spute the test of its arbitrable quality, thus avoiding exceptions of the purely capricious kind. For national honor and vital interests are anything or nothing, according as the public point of view happens to be at a time of stress or crisis. But, sound as the phrasing was in this respect, the notable thing about " Ratifications of the Convention containing these articles have been deposited at The Hague as follows: Germany, United States, Austria-Hungary, Bolivia, China, Denmark, Great Britain, Mexico, Netherlands, Russia, Salvador and Sweden, November 27, 1909; Belgium, August 8, 1910; Brazil, December 31, 1910; Cuba, February 22, 1912; Spain, March 18, 1913; France, October 7, 1910; Guatemala, March 15, 1911; Haiti, February 2, 1910; Japan, December 13, 1911; Luxem- burg, August 28, 1912; Nicaragua, December 16, 1909; Norway, September 19, 1910; Panama, August 19, 1911; Portugal, April 13, 1911; Rumania, March i, 1912; Siam, March 12, 1910; and Switzerland, May 12, 1910.
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