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Who had remarked that International Law is the pompous law of nations which is so eloquent in books and…

This dismissive remark on the pompous law of nations, eloquent in books but silent in the cabinets of diplomats, is attributed to "Emmanuel Kant" (Immanuel Kant), echoing…

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Who had remarked that International Law is the pompous law of nations which is so eloquent in books and so silent on the cabinets of diplomat?

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This dismissive remark on the pompous law of nations, eloquent in books but silent in the cabinets of diplomats, is attributed to "Emmanuel Kant" (Immanuel Kant), echoing his critique of the law-of-nations theorists in Perpetual Peace.

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