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Het tweevoudig verbond contra de drievoudige Entente / (het wereldconflict als een rechtsgeding behandeld)

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The author treats the great European war as if submitted to an international court, laying out legal arguments about responsibility for hostilities and whether treaty obligations and guarantees of a neutral state's safety were breached. The pamphlet contrasts moral and legal principles with doctrines that justify aggression on grounds of military necessity, reviews diplomatic declarations and assurances, and analyzes whether declarations of war could be legally defended. It concludes by urging adjudication of interstate disputes through impartial international judgment rather than by force.

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James M. Beck

James M. Beck was an American author and legal scholar known for his writings on constitutional law and international relations. His notable works include "The Case of Edith Cavell / A Study of the Rights of Non-Combatants," which examines the moral implications of wartime actions, and "The Constitution of the United States / A Brief Study of the Genesis, Formulation and Political Philosophy of the Constitution," where he explores the foundational principles of American governance. Beck's writings reflect a deep engagement with the legal and ethical dimensions of his time, particularly in relation to the First World War and its aftermath.

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