Littell's Living Age, Volume 356Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1939 |
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Page 326
... treaty is customarily ' a solemnly ratified agreement between two or more nations or sovereigns . ' The un- pleasant fact is that in post - War so- ciety a treaty is a pledge designed to be broken advantageously . The ex- ceptions to ...
... treaty is customarily ' a solemnly ratified agreement between two or more nations or sovereigns . ' The un- pleasant fact is that in post - War so- ciety a treaty is a pledge designed to be broken advantageously . The ex- ceptions to ...
Page 328
... treaties are often given to such depths of subtlety that they forget that a treaty is presumably a contractual agree- ment , and not a game of words . The Stresa agreements of 1935 were one of the last great love - feasts . On the ...
... treaties are often given to such depths of subtlety that they forget that a treaty is presumably a contractual agree- ment , and not a game of words . The Stresa agreements of 1935 were one of the last great love - feasts . On the ...
Page 561
... Treaty of Versailles , as has so often been done in Western Europe . This Treaty was formulated in accordance with the traditions of the French Rev- olution ; it had tried to assure all the nationalities conscious of their poten ...
... Treaty of Versailles , as has so often been done in Western Europe . This Treaty was formulated in accordance with the traditions of the French Rev- olution ; it had tried to assure all the nationalities conscious of their poten ...
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