INDEX A America, Suggestion cheaper for, to purchase and scrap the America, Responsibility in upbuilding system of armed Appeals in international matters: arguments against, 18; Arbitration: Arguments in favor of, 6; comparison with Assembly: powers of, apparently enlarged by insertion of Attitude of mind: fear of neighbors, 52; honor, 29; per- Autocracies cannot exist without military power, 52. B Balfour, for economic blockade where defiance of League, 22. Blocus, Continental, xviii; distinguished, 23. Blymyer, Mary E., observation as to withdrawal, 114. Bourgeois, Leon, Opinion as to necessity of arbitration, 6-7. Boycott: distinguished, 24. Breach of Convention: non-compliance, 22. Brewer, Mr. Justice David, Text supplied to, xx; use made British diplomatists: reservations, xii; representation under League, 127, et seq. British parliamentary system, 112. Bryan Peace Treaties, 43. Bryce plan, 42. management of Calendar, Court, delays, 12, 15 C Canada, example of confidence without armaments, 53 Choate, Joseph: Proposal at 2d Hague Conference as to Civil Law, principles of, preferable, 9-10 Code, international, not indispensable at outset, 2 (21) Compensatory satisfaction, should award be in disregard of Conciliation, 42 Constitution of United States of America: difficulties in Conventions: Suggestions for, Arbitration and General Dis- Council, a Star Chamber, 115 Court Permanent Judges: 8 et seq.; opposition to, before Covenant: as Diplomatic Achievement, 127; crude instru- D Decisions: reasoned (motives), 10; and delivered at final Default, to prove, one formula necessary, 7 Departure from practice of recognizing national equality in Disarmament, partial, an impossibility, vii, 26, 113, 133; Dogger Bank Commission, no test of conciliation plan, 42 E English practice, no appeal, as of right, in criminal cases, 19 Exaltation, of persons not necessary under Plan, 5; contrary, Exclusion, 48 F Force: economic and military, World's Court Congress, 35; G German colonies, reason why France should wish to restore, H Hague Conferences: First, xvii; second, xvii, xxi, 8-11; 66 Hinterland principle, 47 Honor, national, 29 I Interdependence of three features: disarmament, arbitra- International Prize Court of 1909: no guide, 17 N Nations: like individuals, can overcome passion, 4; enumera- Non-compliance: an affront to the authority of the League, 22, 107. Non-justiciable cases, xiii, 29; in “ Bryan Treaties," 43; and plan of League to Enforce Peace, 35 Outlets to the sea, 47 P Passion: reflection must start before, wells up, 4 Passy, Frederic, xix Peace, Perpetual: hope for shattered, unless general disarma- Permanent Court: Draft Scheme unworkable, 143 Prize Court, Int.: plan for appointing judges of, not a cri- Public Opinion: sanction of, not sufficient, 3; application Punishment: one form of, inflexible, 22-23 Ratiocination: judicial, 16 R "Reasoned" (motivees) decisions, 10 Reparation obligations: Attempt to involve America in col- "Reservations," comments on, xii Richet, Dr. Charles: xix Right to circulate, strangers', 48 Root, Elihu: on standards of honorable obligation, judicial Rouen Peace Congress: xix Rousseau, J. J.: no conception of economic restraint, xiii-xiv S Sanction of Isolation: that the nation is the delinquent and Seat of League: Geneva or London, 131-132 to office and appointment of Englishman, 129; scope of Segregation of Nations: 20 Self-determination ": nations may consolidate or dis- Simultaniety: necessity of, in introduction of disarmament, Stead, William T.: xxi Sumner, Charles: prize, xvii Supreme Court of United States as a model, 43 Switzerland: example of confidence without armament, 53 T Territory: Integrity, 31, 48; Colonial, 46; Unorganized, 47 The Tribunal," mode of choosing arbitrators for, 5-6 U Unit in international intercourse: independent nation, 17; United States Supreme Court, as model, 43; comparison of Unorganized territory, 47 V Versaille Treaty wanting in legal and moral force, 119, 120 |