...session. Mr. Alberic Rolin delivered his report as Secretary-General. It had been decided to discuss the Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Nations,...adopted by the American Institute of International Law at its session in Washington, held in 191G. Mr. de Lapradelle presented a report on the Declaration,...

...for the first time, should adopt projects for which there had not been adequate time for preparation. The Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Nations,...adopted by the American Institute of International Law at its Washington session in 1917, was the subject of a report by Professor de Lapradelle. As, however,...

...observance. 5. An understanding upon certain fundamental principles of international law, as set forth in the Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Nations...adopted by the American Institute of International Law at its first annual meeting held in Washington, on January 6, 1916. 6. The creation of a permanent...

...observance. 5. An understanding upon certain fundamental principles of international law, as set forth in the Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Nations...adopted by the American Institute of International Law at its first annual meeting held in Washington, on January 6, 1916. 6. The creation of a permanent...

...includes various projects for world organization or the future basis of international law, such as the Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Nations...adopted by the American Institute of International Law, the American Project for a League of Peace, the French Project of a League of the Rights of Man, etc.,...

...und Kriegsverordungen. Fr. Kleinwaechter, jun. Archiv des ôffentl. Rechts, 35:65. KATHRYN SELUERS. THE DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF NATIONS...ADOPTED BY THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW1 . With this meeting we finish the first decade of this Society. How great is the change of conditions...

...and practice in criminal cases. 8vo. London, 1922. ROOS PEERAGE. See De Ros Peerage. BOOT (Elihu). The declaration of the rights and duties of nations...adopted by the American Institute of International Law. 8vo. Washington, 1916. The effect of democracy on international law. [Carnegie Endowment Pamphlet,...

...observance. V. An understanding upon certain fundamental principles of international law, as set forth in the Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Nations...adopted by the American Institute of International Law on January 6, 1916, which are themselves based upon decisions of English courts and of the Supreme...

...observance. 6. An understanding upon certain fundamental principles of international law, as set forth in the Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Nations...adopted by the American Institute of International Law at its first annual meeting, held in Washington, on January 6, 1916. 6. The creation of a permanent...

...the other nations. This involves that all shall respect the rights of each, according to the fifth declaration of "The Rights and Duties of Nations,"...adopted by the American Institute of International Law. The essential difference in point of law between the countries of America and the powers of Europe...