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Page 155
... formal treaty requiring ratification but merely an administrative agreement under the terms of the general treaty . But the Senate insisted that each compromis must be expressly approved by it as a " treaty " before the arbitration ...
... formal treaty requiring ratification but merely an administrative agreement under the terms of the general treaty . But the Senate insisted that each compromis must be expressly approved by it as a " treaty " before the arbitration ...
Page 169
... formal ceremony of the presentation and acceptance of the letter . The agent is received by the head of the local State , if he is an ambassador or minister , and by the Foreign Minister if he is a chargé d'affaires . Diplomats of the ...
... formal ceremony of the presentation and acceptance of the letter . The agent is received by the head of the local State , if he is an ambassador or minister , and by the Foreign Minister if he is a chargé d'affaires . Diplomats of the ...
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... formal declaration of war is issued , though hostilities are frequently embarked upon in the absence of a formal declaration without parliamentary authorization . The French Constitu- tion of 1875 gave the President of the Republic ...
... formal declaration of war is issued , though hostilities are frequently embarked upon in the absence of a formal declaration without parliamentary authorization . The French Constitu- tion of 1875 gave the President of the Republic ...
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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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