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Let us take the first amendment: "t is T^rorosed to increase the vote of the United States more than sixfold. The committee report says : But if Great Britain has six votes in the lea[i:ue assembly, no reason has occurred to the committee and no argument has been made to show why the United States shou'd not have an equal number.
If the United States is to have its vote increased sixfold, certainly France and Italy will insist upon like additional representation and voting power. And undoubtedl...y every other member will ask the same. The unit of representation provided in the league is that of the nation without reference to size or importance. Any other basis would have been impossible.
The situation growing out of this great world conflict is unique.
Every nation that declared it w^as at war with Germany is made a party to this treaty, though such nation never furnished a soldier or a gun or a single dollar to maintain the war. Hedjaz, with a popula- tion scarcely as large as the city of Washington, has the vote of a nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us take the first amendment: "t is T^rorosed to increase the vote of the United States more than sixfold. The committee report says : But if Great Britain has six votes in the lea[i:ue assembly, no reason has occurred to the committee and no argument has been made to show why the United States shou'd not have an equal number.
If the United States is to have its vote increased sixfold, certainly France and Italy will insist upon like additional representation and voting power. And undoubtedl...y every other member will ask the same. The unit of representation provided in the league is that of the nation without reference to size or importance. Any other basis would have been impossible.
The situation growing out of this great world conflict is unique.
Every nation that declared it w^as at war with Germany is made a party to this treaty, though such nation never furnished a soldier or a gun or a single dollar to maintain the war. Hedjaz, with a popula- tion scarcely as large as the city of Washington, has the vote of a nation.
What to read after Treaty of Peace With Germany ... Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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