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To justify recognition, it must appear beyond doubt that de facto the contest is finished, and that de facto the new government is established secure within fixed limits.
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gutenberg.orgTo justify recognition, it must appear beyond doubt that de facto the contest is finished, and that de facto the new government is established secure within fixed limits.
Sumner asserts that recognition of a new government requires clear evidence that the contest for power is over.
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