The Crisis
The Crisis
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But, in our practice, circumstances must determine our conduct. However, therefore, we may be attached to the doctrines of public law ; however readily we may acknowlege their justice and utility ; yet, if we find our- selves engaged in a most perilous and des- perate contest, with an enemy who totally rejects their authority, it cannot be ex- pected that we should implicitly submit to their controul ; because, if we did, we should devote ourselves to inevitable de- struction. We may lament the... departure, but we have no choice. With us it is a measure of uncontrollable necessity, and he who is the cause of it, is evidently re- sponsible for its consequences. If then our enemy refuse to recognise the long- established principles of national law, we, as opposed to him, are immediately re- leased from their observance. If this enemy compel other states to follow his 96 footsteps, we are also released, as opposed to those states. These are axioms which require no elucidation, and to which, the moment they are propounded, every one must assent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, in our practice, circumstances must determine our conduct. However, therefore, we may be attached to the doctrines of public law ; however readily we may acknowlege their justice and utility ; yet, if we find our- selves engaged in a most perilous and des- perate contest, with an enemy who totally rejects their authority, it cannot be ex- pected that we should implicitly submit to their controul ; because, if we did, we should devote ourselves to inevitable de- struction. We may lament the... departure, but we have no choice. With us it is a measure of uncontrollable necessity, and he who is the cause of it, is evidently re- sponsible for its consequences. If then our enemy refuse to recognise the long- established principles of national law, we, as opposed to him, are immediately re- leased from their observance. If this enemy compel other states to follow his 96 footsteps, we are also released, as opposed to those states. These are axioms which require no elucidation, and to which, the moment they are propounded, every one must assent.
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