The League of Peace and a Free SeaHodder and Stoughton, 1917 - 15 страница |
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... naval power at its back , and that it was only in this direction that the opposition to the degenerate descendant of the " Grand Design " had any real success . To clear the ground for a frank consideration of the issue , which ...
... naval power at its back , and that it was only in this direction that the opposition to the degenerate descendant of the " Grand Design " had any real success . To clear the ground for a frank consideration of the issue , which ...
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... power was at its zenith and undisputed , the salute was voluntarily abandoned as a relic of ... naval warfare is admitted as part of the machinery of international relations . It may , or it may not , be a practicable ideal to suppress naval ...
... power was at its zenith and undisputed , the salute was voluntarily abandoned as a relic of ... naval warfare is admitted as part of the machinery of international relations . It may , or it may not , be a practicable ideal to suppress naval ...
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... power to do . On land it is clearly understood that military successes of the victor give him the power to choke the ... naval warfare seems a far - off struggle in which fleets contend in defence of their coasts and cruisers prowl for ...
... power to do . On land it is clearly understood that military successes of the victor give him the power to choke the ... naval warfare seems a far - off struggle in which fleets contend in defence of their coasts and cruisers prowl for ...
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... naval port or a port against which siege operations are in progress . But this right has not yet passed unquestioned ... Powers , neutrals , in derogation of their liberty upon the seas , have always conceded the right of commercial blockade ...
... naval port or a port against which siege operations are in progress . But this right has not yet passed unquestioned ... Powers , neutrals , in derogation of their liberty upon the seas , have always conceded the right of commercial blockade ...
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... power of Governments to control . each unwilling advance , Some , at least , of those Taking first the question of ... naval force , there was no dif- ficulty about framing rules for blockade . But with the advent of the mine , torpedo ...
... power of Governments to control . each unwilling advance , Some , at least , of those Taking first the question of ... naval force , there was no dif- ficulty about framing rules for blockade . But with the advent of the mine , torpedo ...
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Страница 14 - And the paths of the sea must alike in law and in fact be free. The freedom of the seas is the sine qua non of peace, equality, and cooperation.
Страница 10 - ... mankind, but the motive for such changes is convincing and compelling. There can be no trust or intimacy between the peoples of the world without them. The free, constant, unthreatened intercourse of nations is an essential part of the process of peace and of development. It need not be difficult either to define or to secure the freedom of the seas if the Governments of the world sincerely desire to come to an agreement concerning it.
Страница 3 - ... of the seas for the common unhindered use of all the nations of the world...
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Страница 10 - ... those who have borne the heat and burden of the •day...
Страница 12 - British maritime rights under the slogan of 'the Freedom of the Seas', a slogan characterized by Sir Julian Corbett as 'one of those ringing phrases which haunt the ear and continue to confuse judgement'.
Страница 13 - It is this — that since the, influence of Naval Power in the world is measured by the extent to which it can exercise command of the sea, every restriction in this direction, though it makes towards the desired Freedom of Sea, tends to diminish the influence of the Naval Powers.
Страница 9 - Descending from idealistic conceptions to the questions which a world congress would have to decide, we...
Страница 7 - For it is not successful battles that bring peace, but the fear or experience of what these battles give the victor power to do.
Страница 3 - Design" of Queen Elizabeth of England, and Henry IV. of France, and was embodied in their Treaty of 1596, to which the United Provinces were also a party.