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Declaration of London

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Declaration of London international code of maritime law, especially as related to war, proposed in 1909. The declaration grew largely out of the attempt at the second of the Hague Conferences to set up an international prize court with compulsory jurisdiction. Great Britain, then the chief naval power, felt that such a court should be governed by defined principles. At British invitation the leading European naval powers and the United States and Japan assembled at London in 1908. The Declaration of London that they issued comprised 71 articles dealing with many controversial points, including... Read more
Savoy Declaration
Savoy Declaration (1658). A statement of Congregational principles and polity, drawn up at a conference held in the Chapel of the Savoy in London by representatives of 120 Churches. It consists of a Preface, a Confession of Faith closely akin to... Read more
Declaration on Liberated Europe
Declaration on Liberated Europe, issued at the Yalta conference in...government in Romania in March 1945. ‘Signing the Declaration was from the Soviet point of view a grave diplomatic blunder. This was not because the Declaration had any chance of stopping the Soviet Union consolidating its position ... Read more

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