The League of Nations the Principle And the Practice
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But one in favor of a covenant like that adopted by the Peace Con- ference is not necessarily impaled on one of the horns of the dilemma, for it is an absolute lesson of history that the de- sire for peace which now, owing to the exhausted and brok r en world, is keener than ever, will not alone suffice; and it is equally true that, while machinery may break down, the will for peace is more likely to prevail if it is supported by treaty obligations. Machinery of international govern- ment there... must be; and for it to have any chance of keep- ing the peace, the covenant must impose limitations on sovereignty. This has been generally recognized by the chief advocates of a league of nations; l on the other hand, uncompromising opposition to such a league because no 1 It is essential to the foundation of the League of Nations "that the Governments and peoples of the States willing to found it understand clearly that it will impose some limitations upon the national action of each, and may entail some inconvenient obligation.
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But one in favor of a covenant like that adopted by the Peace Con- ference is not necessarily impaled on one of the horns of the dilemma, for it is an absolute lesson of history that the de- sire for peace which now, owing to the exhausted and brok r en world, is keener than ever, will not alone suffice; and it is equally true that, while machinery may break down, the will for peace is more likely to prevail if it is supported by treaty obligations. Machinery of international govern- ment there... must be; and for it to have any chance of keep- ing the peace, the covenant must impose limitations on sovereignty. This has been generally recognized by the chief advocates of a league of nations; l on the other hand, uncompromising opposition to such a league because no 1 It is essential to the foundation of the League of Nations "that the Governments and peoples of the States willing to found it understand clearly that it will impose some limitations upon the national action of each, and may entail some inconvenient obligation.
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