Year Book, Volumes 1913-1914
Year Book, Volumes 1913-1914
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* * * When the next war comes the combatants are likely in their own interest to put the savage instincts of their soldiery under restraint.
The Economist, London, July j8, 1914 The Report, which is in the main the woric of the four members of the com- mittee, of an Englishman, an American, a Frenchman and a Russian who conducted the investigation on the spot — ^probably constitutes the most searching inquiry ever made into any war, ancient or modem. Grave and judicial impartiality is its leadi...ng note, but although there is never any attempt at word-painting, the dry and detailed descriptions are alive with human feeling, and the result is a picture as agonizing as that drawn by Napier of the Siege of Badajoz, or of the Retreat from Moscow of Labaume.
The Morning Post, London, May j8, 1914 The fifth chapter on ''The Wars and International Law^ may be summed up by the quotation of a single sentence. ''There is not in international law a single clause relative to hostilities on land and to the treatment of the wounded which has not been violated to a greater or less extent by all the belligerents." Dipiche, Toulouse, May 21, 1914 What must we conclude from this unexpected revelation?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * When the next war comes the combatants are likely in their own interest to put the savage instincts of their soldiery under restraint.
The Economist, London, July j8, 1914 The Report, which is in the main the woric of the four members of the com- mittee, of an Englishman, an American, a Frenchman and a Russian who conducted the investigation on the spot — ^probably constitutes the most searching inquiry ever made into any war, ancient or modem. Grave and judicial impartiality is its leadi...ng note, but although there is never any attempt at word-painting, the dry and detailed descriptions are alive with human feeling, and the result is a picture as agonizing as that drawn by Napier of the Siege of Badajoz, or of the Retreat from Moscow of Labaume.
The Morning Post, London, May j8, 1914 The fifth chapter on ''The Wars and International Law^ may be summed up by the quotation of a single sentence. ''There is not in international law a single clause relative to hostilities on land and to the treatment of the wounded which has not been violated to a greater or less extent by all the belligerents." Dipiche, Toulouse, May 21, 1914 What must we conclude from this unexpected revelation?
What to read after Year Book, Volumes 1913-1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace to read onlineMoreLess
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