The reference of the question at issue to the tribunal at Geneva was a conspicuous instance of the adjustment of a grave international dispute by peaceful methods.
George Boutwell: “The reference of the question at issue to the tribunal at Geneva was a conspicuous instance of the adjustment of a grave…”
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Boutwell highlights the significance of peaceful resolution in international disputes, using the Geneva tribunal as an example.
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