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Contains The Official Letters Of Major General James Pattison And Letters To General Lewis Morris

The private military industry has been growing rapidly since the end of the Cold War. The Morality of Private War uses normative political theory to assess the leading moral arguments for and against the use of private military and security companies.

Excerpt from Catalogue of the Loan Exhibition of Important Works by George Inness, Alexander Wyant, Ralph Blakelock: Held at the Chicago Galleries of Moulton and Ricketts, March Tenth to March Twenty-Second, 1913Freedom! Was ever man more free than he? Can we look, unmoved, with this great doctrine in our hearts, at a storm swept canvas of his? Does he not bend the trees to his will and ¿ing vast curtains of cloud across a scene which but a mo...

Excerpt from Fine Arts Journal, Vol. 27: March 1912Everyone of us should know the proposi tions contained in the Chicago Plan. Brief ly it is a scheme invented by certain distin guished people who see plainly the necessity of improving the avenues of circulation. In order to facilitate business, and of beautify ing certain portions of the city in order to give the people (although they are now in different) opportunities for recreation and phy...

Excerpt from Fine Arts Journal, Vol. 27: March 1912Everyone of us should know the proposi tions contained in the Chicago Plan. Brief ly it is a scheme invented by certain distin guished people who see plainly the necessity of improving the avenues of circulation. In order to facilitate business, and of beautify ing certain portions of the city in order to give the people (although they are now in different) opportunities for recreation and phy...

Excerpt from Fine Arts Journal, 1910: Devoted to the Fine and Decorative Arts, Home Building and AdornmentHow unfit for a legislative career the man would have been I think I can read in his skies. A man who watches the color and the clouds and the source of light speculating thereon as Iwill does - not as a scientist would speculate, but as an artist who studies the harmonious effects they produce - could not have become very great in the con...

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Excerpt from The World's Painters Since Leonardo: Being a History of Painting From the Renaissance to the Present DayTwelve years Older than Masaccio was Jan van Eyck, in Flanders. He traveled somewhat, going as far as Spain but never to Italy. He and his brother did wonderful things, but still in the Gothic manner Formalism cannot altogether kill great talent.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and class...

This book examines the ethics of the alternatives to war. It assesses the moral case for each of the alternative in their own right, and provides an overall assessment of the alternatives to war.

Excerpt from Catalogue of the Loan Exhibition of Important Works by George Inness, Alexander Wyant, Ralph Blakelock: Held at the Chicago Galleries of Moulton and Ricketts, March Tenth to March Twenty-Second, 1913Freedom! Was ever man more free than he? Can we look, unmoved, with this great doctrine in our hearts, at a storm swept canvas of his? Does he not bend the trees to his will and ¿ing vast curtains of cloud across a scene which but a mo...

This book considers who should undertake humanitarian intervention in response to an ongoing or impending humanitarian crisis. It develops a normative account of legitimacy to assess not only current interveners, but also the desirability of potential reforms to the mechanisms and agents of humanitarian intervention.

Excerpt from Fine Arts Journal, 1910: Devoted to the Fine and Decorative Arts, Home Building and Adornment How unfit for a legislative career the man would have been I think I can read in his skies. A man who watches the color and the clouds and the source of light speculating thereon as Iwill does - not as a scientist would speculate, but as an artist who studies the harmonious effects they produce - could not have become very great in the c...

The debates surrounding humanitarian intervention and the responsibility to protect concern a series of central and interrelated issues in International Relations, international law, and political philosophy. These include the relationship between state sovereignty and human rights, the reasons for state behaviour, the role and adequacy of the United Nations, and whether states have a moral and legal obligation to protect those beyond their bo...

Excerpt from The World's Painters Since Leonardo: Being a History of Painting From the Renaissance to the Present DayTwelve years Older than Masaccio was Jan van Eyck, in Flanders. He traveled somewhat, going as far as Spain but never to Italy. He and his brother did wonderful things, but still in the Gothic manner Formalism cannot altogether kill great talent.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and class...