Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Doctrine of Intervention
Mr. Hodges has done a real service in under taking a careful historical analysis of the question, and in combining therewith a critical discussion Of the legal principles involved. It is through such monographic studies that real advance is made in the development Of a clearly defined, consistent body Of principles for the guidance Of nations in their international relations.
It is to be hoped that studies similar to that of the author of this monograph will be undertaken in other departments of international law.
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