 Is not the time come when the powerful countries of Europe shouldreduce those military armaments which they have so sedulously raised ? Is not the time come when they should be prepared to declare that there is no use in such overgrown establishments...  The Political Writings of Richard Cobden - Sivu 221tekijä(t) Richard Cobden - 1867Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1841 - 728 sivua
...protection and defence, the other powers would follow its example? The consequence of this state of things must be, that no increase of relative strength will accrue to any one power, but that there mutt be an universal consumption of the resources of every country in military preparations.... | |
 | Mrs. Samuel Morton Peto (bart.), Sir Samuel Morton Peto - 1866 - 276 sivua
...its army and " navy : does it not see that other Powers will follow its " example ? The consequence must be that no increase of " relative strength will accrue to any one Power, but that " there must be an universal consumption of the resources " of every country in military preparations.... | |
 | Association for the Reform and Codification of the Law of Nations. Conference - 1875 - 888 sivua
...self-protection and defence, the other powers will follow its example ? The consequence of this state of things must be that no increase of relative strength will...consumption of the resources of every country in military preparation. The true interest of Europe is to come to some common accord, so as to enable every country... | |
 | Association for the Reform and Codification of the Law of Nations. Conference - 1880 - 340 sivua
...self-protection and defence, the other powers will follow its example ? The consequence of this state of things must be that no increase of relative strength will...consumption of the resources of every country in military preparation. The true interest of Europe is to come to some common accord, so as to enable every country... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1880 - 1284 sivua
...self protection and defence the other Powers will follow its example '( The consequence of this state must be that no increase of relative strength will accrue to any Power ; hut there must be a universal consumption of the resources of every country in military preparations... | |
 | Parliament commons, proc, Vict - 1880 - 46 sivua
...self-protection and defence the other Powers will follow its example 1 The consequence of this state of things must be that no increase of relative strength will accrue to any Power, but there must be a universal consumption of the resources of every country in military preparations.... | |
 | 1882 - 28 sivua
...self-protection and defence, the other powers will follow its example ? The consequence of this state must be, that no increase of relative strength will...resources of every country in military preparations. The interest of Europe is not that any one country should exercise a peculiar influence ; but the true... | |
 | Richard Cobden - 1884 - 188 sivua
...It was under these circumstances that Sir Robert Peel's government was formed in 1841. The earliest utterances of that statesman, in the House of Commons,...military preparations. They are, in fact, depriving peace qf half its advantages, and anticipating the energies of war whenever they may be required" And he... | |
 | 1888 - 262 sivua
...greatly increasing its navy : does it not see the other Power will follow its example ? The consequence must be, that no increase of relative strength will accrue to any one Power, but that there must be an universal consumption of the resources of every country in preparations. They... | |
 | 1890 - 262 sivua
...countries of Europe shoiilnrcduce those military armameuts which they have so sedulously raised У Is not the time come when they should be prepared...resources of every country in military preparations The true interest of Europe is to come to one common accord, so as to enable every country to reduce... | |
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