Peace Society Argued for Arbitration Over War Across Europe
A speech recounts earlier efforts to promote arbitration in European treaties, noting Paris and Berlin congress actions, the need to curb armed conflict, and criticism of British Afghan and Zululand wars. It highlights parliamentary praise for peace advocates, calls for disarmament, and lists global military forces and mass conscription as dangers to civilization.
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Berlin
Peace Society
Paris
Lord Clarendon
France
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Spain
United States
Prince Bismarck
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Leone Levi
Frederic Passy
Lord Salisbury
Lord Beaconsfield
San Stefano
Baron von Bislow
Germany
Council of the French Peace Society
International Peace Congress
Great Britain
Switzerland
Milan
Europe
Hayes
Unite States
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Russia
Central Asia
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Zululand
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House of Lords
America
House of Commons
Cyprus
Lord Northbrook
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Wilfrid Lawson
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