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Excerpt from The Confederation of Europe: A Study of the European Alliance, 1813-1823 as an Experiment in the International Organization of Peace
The lectures here reproduced were delivered at Oxford during Trinity Term of 1913. Though included among the courses falling under the Faculty of History, their object and scope, as I explain more fully in the introductory lecture, are not purely historical. Their intention is, brie?y, to illustrate from a particular period of history the problems involved in the practical application of the principles of International Law, and my hope is that they may serve a useful purpose in helping to create a sound opinion upon questions which are too often discussed from a stand point wholly out of touch with the realities of life.
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