...justice of the relation of sovereign states, which were then relegated to a future conference, were the rights and duties of neutrals, the inviolability...bombardment of ports, towns, and villages by a naval force. The other matters mentioned in the Final Act take the form of suggestions for consideration by interested...

...topics mentioned in the final Act of the Hague Conference as making a new conference necessary, namely, the rights and duties of neutrals, the inviolability...bombardment of ports, towns and villages by a naval force. But he also called attention to certain suggestions of the Act recommending some subjects to the consideration...

...primarily the subjects which at the Hague Conference were proposed for future consideration, viz., the rights and duties of neutrals, the inviolability of private property in naval warfare, and the matter of the bombardment of ports, towns and villages by naval forces. — Special topics further...

...i8th, 1899, marked an epoch in the history of nations. Called by His Majesty the Emperor of Russia lo discuss the problems of the maintenance of general...given to that set on foot by the Interparliamentary Lnion. From its origin in the suggestions of a member of the British House of Commons, in 1888, it...

...mission would be to give them future effect." The Hague Conference had relegated to a future conference the rights and duties of neutrals ; the inviolability...bombardment of ports, towns and villages by a naval force. Mr. Hay suggested that " the three points mentioned cover a large field," and added — with some emphasising...

...mission would be to give them future effect." The Hague Conference had relegated to a future conference the rights and duties of neutrals ; the inviolability...bombardment of ports, towns and villages by a naval force. Mr. Hay suggested that " the three points mentioned cover a large field," and added — with some emphasising...

...justice of the relation of sovereign states which were then relegated to a future conference were, the rights and duties of neutrals, the inviolability of private property in naval warfare, and the boml)ttrdment of ports, towns, and villages by a naval force. The other matters mentioned in the final...

...invitation can be, extended." President Roosevelt, annual message, Dec. 7, 190:5, For. Rol. 1003, xix. " The Peace Conference which assembled at The Hague...among men, a high place may fittingly be given to tjiat set on foot by the Interparliamentary Union. From its origin in the suggestions of a member of...

...justice of the relation of sovereign states which were then relegated to a future conference were, the rights and duties of neutrals, the inviolability...bombardment of ports, towns, and villages by a naval force. The other matters mentioned in the final act take the form of suggestions for consideration by interested...

...not only the questions which were reserved at the former conference such as the rights and duties as neutrals, the inviolability of private property in...and the bombardment of ports, towns and villages by naval force, but the proposals for further increasing the power of the court and the obligation to...