Perpetual PeaceColumbia University Press, 1939 - 67 pagini |
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Pagina 51
... regard to it , especially in public rights , even at a time they are inventing numberless pretences and palliatives to escape therefrom in prac- tice ; and that , in fact , they by a gross error attribute the origin and maintenance of ...
... regard to it , especially in public rights , even at a time they are inventing numberless pretences and palliatives to escape therefrom in prac- tice ; and that , in fact , they by a gross error attribute the origin and maintenance of ...
Pagina 57
... regard , it is in order that they destroy one another ; unhappily there still remains enough of this race to occasion this game to continue to the remotest ages , and to furnish to pos- terity a terrible lesson . Providence , which ...
... regard , it is in order that they destroy one another ; unhappily there still remains enough of this race to occasion this game to continue to the remotest ages , and to furnish to pos- terity a terrible lesson . Providence , which ...
Pagina 65
... regard as a very pardonable fault , and per- haps even as a blessing to mankind , that great states should swallow up the lesser ones . * * The examples of the application of all these maxims may be seen in Counsellor Garve's ...
... regard as a very pardonable fault , and per- haps even as a blessing to mankind , that great states should swallow up the lesser ones . * * The examples of the application of all these maxims may be seen in Counsellor Garve's ...
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