Thomas Erskine Holland: “Such rights, I would again urge, if enjoyed by one Power, should be enjoyed by all; upon terms to be settled, not by any…”

It is impossible for the soldier who endures sufferings, hardships, fatigues, who meets danger, to take only 'in proportion to the resources of the country.' He must take whatever is needful for his existence.

Only compare the horrors of the Thirty Years' War with the struggles of modern times.

Laws of war are consequently more than ever important and necessary, since, in the differences of culture and opinion which prevail between individuals and classes, law is almost the only moral power the force of which is acknowledged by…

I am, however, confident that the organisation is too intelligent not to see that it would lose nothing if the articles in which it is interested were made an integral part of a Convention constituting a League of Nations; the League being…