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If International Law were only a kind of morality, the framers of State Papers Concerning Foreign…

Sir "Frederick Pollock" observed that if international law were merely a kind of morality, the framers of state papers on foreign policy would rely wholly on moral argument,…

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If International Law were only a kind of morality, the framers of State Papers Concerning Foreign Policy would throw all their strength on moral argument. Who made this observation?

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Sir "Frederick Pollock" observed that if international law were merely a kind of morality, the framers of state papers on foreign policy would rely wholly on moral argument, an observation used to underscore the genuinely legal character of international law.

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