The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... Transvaal an object lesson for their future exploits . The present Transvaal war is practically a step in the mobiliza- tion of all the forces of the British Empire , the colonial forces included . It imports , likewise , the denying to ...
... Transvaal an object lesson for their future exploits . The present Transvaal war is practically a step in the mobiliza- tion of all the forces of the British Empire , the colonial forces included . It imports , likewise , the denying to ...
Page 314
... Transvaal in this matter , a particular right and duty — as distinguished from those general rights which all na- tions possess as members of the international community . This particular right is called suzerainty , a term admittedly ...
... Transvaal in this matter , a particular right and duty — as distinguished from those general rights which all na- tions possess as members of the international community . This particular right is called suzerainty , a term admittedly ...
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... Transvaal authorities the determination of the methods - the internal arrangements - by which the result was reached . Such pressure rests on international law , would be as applicable to a difficulty with the United States as to one ...
... Transvaal authorities the determination of the methods - the internal arrangements - by which the result was reached . Such pressure rests on international law , would be as applicable to a difficulty with the United States as to one ...
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