The History of the War Against Russia volume 8
The History of the War Against Russia volume 8
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The four following principles would completely eflect that object : — " I. The abolition of privateering ; " II. The neutral flag covers enemy's goods except contraband of war; " III. Xeutral goods, except contraband of war, are not liable to capture even under enemy's flag ; " IV. Blockades are not binding except in so far as thej* are effective.
"This wo\ild indeed be a glorious result, io which none of us could be indifferent.
" The Earl of Clarendon, sharing the opi- nions expressed by Coun...t AValewski, declares that, like France, England proposes to recall the troops which she was obliged to send to 706 HISTORY OF THE Yf All AGAINST EUSSIA. [Chap. CXXII.
Greece so soon as she shall be able to do so without inconvenience to the public tranquil- lity ; but that it is necessarj', in the fii'st in- stance, to provide solid guarantees for the maintenance of a satisfactory state of things. According to him, the protecting jjowers may agree among themselves upon the remedy •which it is indispensable to apply to a system injurious to the country, and which has alto- gether departed from the object which they had proposed to themselves when establishing there an independent monarchy for the well- being and the prosperity of the Greek people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The four following principles would completely eflect that object : — " I. The abolition of privateering ; " II. The neutral flag covers enemy's goods except contraband of war; " III. Xeutral goods, except contraband of war, are not liable to capture even under enemy's flag ; " IV. Blockades are not binding except in so far as thej* are effective.
"This wo\ild indeed be a glorious result, io which none of us could be indifferent.
" The Earl of Clarendon, sharing the opi- nions expressed by Coun...t AValewski, declares that, like France, England proposes to recall the troops which she was obliged to send to 706 HISTORY OF THE Yf All AGAINST EUSSIA. [Chap. CXXII.
Greece so soon as she shall be able to do so without inconvenience to the public tranquil- lity ; but that it is necessarj', in the fii'st in- stance, to provide solid guarantees for the maintenance of a satisfactory state of things. According to him, the protecting jjowers may agree among themselves upon the remedy •which it is indispensable to apply to a system injurious to the country, and which has alto- gether departed from the object which they had proposed to themselves when establishing there an independent monarchy for the well- being and the prosperity of the Greek people.
What to read after The History of the War Against Russia volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Edward Henry Nolan to read onlineMoreLess
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