Such an imposing concourse of nations presenting their arguments to and invoking the decision of that high court of international justice and international peace can hardly fail to secure a like submission of many future controversies.
Roosevelt believes that the collective presence of nations at the Hague Tribunal will encourage future peaceful resolutions.
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