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... official exchange of diplomatic agents . Either the dis- patch or the reception of a diplomat constitutes recognition . The reception of the consular agents of a new State through the granting to them of " exequaturs " authorizing them ...
... official exchange of diplomatic agents . Either the dis- patch or the reception of a diplomat constitutes recognition . The reception of the consular agents of a new State through the granting to them of " exequaturs " authorizing them ...
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... official languages ) , and the prepa- ration and publication of minutes in the Official Journal . There were organized around the League various technical agencies , com- missions , and advisory committees . Two of these the Permanent ...
... official languages ) , and the prepa- ration and publication of minutes in the Official Journal . There were organized around the League various technical agencies , com- missions , and advisory committees . Two of these the Permanent ...
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... official . Imperator was the name of a mili- tary official and , ultimately , of the commander in chief when Augustus Caesar assumed the title . The original meaning - i.e . , military rule is still germane to the modern attitude and ...
... official . Imperator was the name of a mili- tary official and , ultimately , of the commander in chief when Augustus Caesar assumed the title . The original meaning - i.e . , military rule is still germane to the modern attitude and ...
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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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