The Economic Foundations of Peace; Or, World-Partnership As the Truer Basis of the League of Nations
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With any modifications required, the Fundamental Treaty which is about to become the new basis of inter- national politics should be re-subscribed by all the signatories at stated intervals, not longer than trien- nial. Ihis, for Governments and peoples, would keep fresh the reality and knowledge of the obligations en- tailed. It would preserve the validity of the guaran- tees from decay. For instance, if Britain, Germany, and, above all, the United States, had re-signed shortly before 1914 a t...reaty-provision confirming Belgian Neutrality it would not have been violated.
To this proposal for reassemblies in full Congress ai regular intervals in order to review in the broadest and most authoritative manner the working and re- quirements of the peace-system, it may be objected that it would put too severe a strain upon the energies of leading statesmen. This cannot be thought a serious hindrance. If Rulers and Premiers could not always attend, then Foreign Secretaries or other principal colleagues — with plenipotentiaries who might be eminent though not members of Governments — could well constitute the Supreme Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With any modifications required, the Fundamental Treaty which is about to become the new basis of inter- national politics should be re-subscribed by all the signatories at stated intervals, not longer than trien- nial. Ihis, for Governments and peoples, would keep fresh the reality and knowledge of the obligations en- tailed. It would preserve the validity of the guaran- tees from decay. For instance, if Britain, Germany, and, above all, the United States, had re-signed shortly before 1914 a t...reaty-provision confirming Belgian Neutrality it would not have been violated.
To this proposal for reassemblies in full Congress ai regular intervals in order to review in the broadest and most authoritative manner the working and re- quirements of the peace-system, it may be objected that it would put too severe a strain upon the energies of leading statesmen. This cannot be thought a serious hindrance. If Rulers and Premiers could not always attend, then Foreign Secretaries or other principal colleagues — with plenipotentiaries who might be eminent though not members of Governments — could well constitute the Supreme Congress.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garvin, J. L. (James Louis), 1868-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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