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Peace Congresses and the World Court Evolution
A historical survey traces the peace movement from Kant’s perpetual peace to the 19th century’s inter national congresses. It highlights the 1843 London congress, the Hague conferences, and the push for a permanent world court, noting U S leadership and Carnegie funding while praising broad global participation and the Christian moral frame behind the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Kant
New York City
David J. Dodge
American Peace Society
Boston
London
United States
Brissell
Flite Tiveitt
Paris
Victor Hinge
Mratfert
Monde
Europe
Kagan
Vraned
America
Hague
Eurn Asia
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Amler
Baron de Stan
Tm Organiizathom
Red Cross
Committee On Arbitration
the Hague
Roosevelt
Costa Rica
Honduras
Abyssinia
Liberia
General Representative Assembly
International Court of Justice
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
Orient
China
Empire of
World Movement For World Peace