• Administration of Justice by International Courts, difficulties of, 62;
  • maintenance of tradition of, 67;
  • permanent institution for the, 61.
• Aims of the League of Nations defined, 23, 28, 35-36.
• Article 8 of the Hague Convention concerning the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes, 70.
• Article 23(h) of the Hague Regulations concerning Land Warfare, 45-55;
  • controversy respecting interpretation of, 45;
  • correspondence respecting, with Foreign Office, 48-55.
• Autocratic Government, 11.

• Belgium, 37, 66.
• Bodin, 76.
• Bonfils on Article 23(h) of the Hague Regulations concerning Land Warfare, 49.
• Bordwell on Article 23(h) of the Hague Regulations concerning Land Warfare, 50.
• British Empire, 13, 20.
• Bryan Peace Treaties, 71.
• Bryce, Lord, scheme of, 36.

• Central Powers, the, are they to become members of the League of Nations? 17, 36;
  • necessity for utter defeat of, 15, 37.
• Colonies, wars for the acquisition of, 10.
• Complex cases of dispute, how to settle, 68.
• Congress of Vienna, 30, 42.
• Constitutional Government, 10, 11;
  • necessity for, 19.
• Court of Appeal, International, 66, 67, 69;
  • manning of, 64.
• Court of Arbitration, establishment of International, 61.
• Court of First Instance, International, 64;
  • manning of, 66.
• CrucÉe, Emeric, 9.

• Davis, General, on Article 23(h) of the Hague Regulations concerning Land Warfare, 51.
• Democracy, 10, 11.
• Dickinson, scheme of Sir Willoughby, 36.
• Disarmament, 21, 74.
• Dubois, Pierre, 8.
• Dynastic wars, 10.

• Engagements of the members of the League of Nations, security for fulfilment of, 79.
• Equality, of States, 33, 39;
  • of the votes at Hague Peace Conferences, 38.

• Family, the, a product of natural development, 10.
• Family of Nations, political hegemony of the Great Powers within the, 31.
• Federal World State, A, 18-20;
  • demanded by Pacifists, 31;
  • why not possible, 19.
• Foreign Office, letter of, to Professor Oppenheim concerning Article 23(h), 52-55.75;
  • not surrendered by entrance into the League of Nations, 74, 75, 78.
• State, ideal of the national, 14.
• States of the World, the 25 Allied belligerent and the 17 neutral, 16-17.
• Statutes, difference between International and Municipal, 42.
• Sully, 9.
• Swiss Confederation, civil war within the, 32.
• Switzerland, 13.

• Taft, Ex-President, 5.
• Transoceanic States, entrance into League of Nations of, 38.
• Tribe, the, a product of natural development, 10.

• Ubi societas ibi jus, 8.
• Ullmann, on Article 23(h) of the Hague Regulations concerning Land Warfare, 50.
• United States, civil war in the, 32.

• Vienna Congress, the, 30, 42.
• Votes, equality of, at Hague Peace Conferences, 38.

• Wars for national unity, 10.
• Wehberg on Article 23(h) of the Hague Regulations concerning Land Warfare, 50.
• Whewell, Dr., 4.
• Whittuck on Article 23(h) of the Hague Regulations concerning Land Warfare, 50.
• Wilson, President, 5.
• World Federation, a demand of Pacifists, 31.

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