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Already it has the power to do everything permitted by the Law of Nations, and it ought not to do anything else.
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gutenberg.orgAlready it has the power to do everything permitted by the Law of Nations, and it ought not to do anything else.
Sumner asserts that the U.S. government has the necessary power under international law to act appropriately.
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