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"A vast International Association ought to be formed having for its sole object to make the system of

International Arbitration to prevail,”-LAVELEYE.
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AMONG THE OBJECTS OF THIS ASSOCIATION ARE THE FOLLOWING:

1.-To create, educate, and organise public opinion throughout Europe in favour of the substitution of ARBITRATION FOR WAR.

2.-To promote a better understanding and more friendly feeling between the citizens of different nations.

3.—To correct erroneous statements in the public press or in Parliaments on International questions.

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