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Even with this drawback it did great good, by holding aloft before Christendom the exalted idea of a tribunal for the Commonwealth of Nations.
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gutenberg.orgEven with this drawback it did great good, by holding aloft before Christendom the exalted idea of a tribunal for the Commonwealth of Nations.
Sumner acknowledges the positive impact of the idea of a tribunal for nations, despite its flawed origins.
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