Speech on Patriotism (Document 3), item 18

• November 18, 2017 03:20:40 Thomas A. Lingner

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  of seeing two dogs fight for

  a bone, two hogs quarrel

  over an ear of corn.

  Primitive man was a brute

  in that he knew no other

  way than this to settle a

  difference, but with the progress

  of civilization, has developed

  courts as a means

  of adjusting disputes between

  individuals. It now

  remains as a natural

  development from the

  idea of courts to organize

  an international court

  for the decision of international

  disputes. & to bring about arbitration treaties. In the inspiring

  language of Andrew

  Carnegie , in his letter of

  transmittal of his $10,000,000

  peace gift (Here quote from

  
  

• July 5, 2017 00:29:37 Annick Rodriguez

  18/

  of seeing two dogs fight for

  a bone, two hogs quarrel

  over an ear of corn.

  Primitive [insert] man [/insert] was a brute

  in that he knew no other

  way than this to settle a

  difference but with the progress

  of civilization, was has de-

  veloped courts as a means

  of adjusting disputes between

  individuals.  ...  It now

  remains as a natural

  development from the

  idea of courts to organize

  an international court

  for the decision of interna-

  tional disputes. [insert] + to bring about arbitration treaties [/insert] In the in-

  spiring language of Andrew

  Carnegie , in his letter of

  transmittal of his $10,000,000

  peace gift (Here quote from

  
  

  
  

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• July 5, 2017 00:29:09 Annick Rodriguez

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  of seeing two digs fight for

  a bone, two hogs quarrel

  over an ear of corn.

  Primitive [insert] man [/insert] was a brute

  in that he knew no other

  way than this to settle a

  difference but with the progress

  of civilization, was has de-

  veloped courts as a means

  of adjusting disputes between

  individuals.  ...  It now

  remains as a natural

  development from the

  idea of courts to organize

  an international court

  for the decision of interna-

  tional disputes. [insert] + to bring about arbitration treaties [/insert] In the in-

  spiring language of Andrew

  Carnegie , in his letter of

  transmittal of his $10,000,000

  peace gift (Here quote from

  
  

  
  

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