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... accept or reject as they wished . Those accepting it recog- nized the jurisdiction of the Court to be compulsory among themselves , with- out special agreement , for the four categories of disputes mentioned . States not accepting the ...
... accept or reject as they wished . Those accepting it recog- nized the jurisdiction of the Court to be compulsory among themselves , with- out special agreement , for the four categories of disputes mentioned . States not accepting the ...
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... accept identical obligations to protect minori- ties . On Sept. 13 , 1934 , M. Beck told the Fifteenth Assembly that Poland would refuse all further cooperation in protecting minorities until a general and uniform system had been accepted ...
... accept identical obligations to protect minori- ties . On Sept. 13 , 1934 , M. Beck told the Fifteenth Assembly that Poland would refuse all further cooperation in protecting minorities until a general and uniform system had been accepted ...
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of the Treasury , which Her Majesty was pleased to accept . " On Jan. 10 “ the Queen received the Right Honorable ... accepted Her Majesty's offer and kissed hands upon his appointment . " By such quaint formulas , the Conservative Party ...
of the Treasury , which Her Majesty was pleased to accept . " On Jan. 10 “ the Queen received the Right Honorable ... accepted Her Majesty's offer and kissed hands upon his appointment . " By such quaint formulas , the Conservative Party ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
Early CityStates and Kingdoms | 35 |
The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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