Teddy Roosevelt: “It is far better, where possible, to invoke such a permanent tribunal…”

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It is far better, where possible, to invoke such a permanent tribunal than to create special arbitrators for a given purpose.

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Roosevelt prefers using a permanent tribunal for disputes rather than appointing special arbitrators.

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Teddy Roosevelt: “It is far better, where possible, to invoke such a permanent tribunal than to create special arbitrators for a given…”