Letters to “The Times” Upon War and Neutrality

Explore the complexities of international law and neutrality during a period of global upheaval with "Letters To The Times Upon War And Neutrality, 1881-1920," by Thomas Erskine Holland. This collection of letters, originally published in The Times, offers a unique and insightful perspective on the evolving landscape of war and diplomacy leading up to, during, and immediately following World War I.

Delve into the critical debates surrounding neutrality, a subject of immense importance in maintaining global order and preventing wider conflict. Holland, a respected voice in international law, meticulously examines the legal and political ramifications of war, providing commentary relevant even today.

This historical text sheds light on the challenges faced by nations striving to remain neutral amidst growing international tensions. Perfect for readers interested in legal history, World War I, and the enduring principles of international law. A valuable resource for understanding the historical context of military policy and the intricate dance of diplomacy.

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