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26023	Oppenheim, L. (Lassa)	The League of Nations and Its Problems: Three Lectures			.txt	text/plain	23332	1139	59	League of Nations and the establishment of an International Court of Nations should create a Federal World State 18 an International Law, and with it a kind of League of Nations, States in time of peace and war; but these were rules of Roman law, not 'International Law,' because these city States formed a Community members of the League either to an International Court of Justice or an side and are fighting this war in vindication of International Law. These States are--I enumerate them chronologically as they entered into Yet while a Federal World State is impossible, a League of Nations I. The Community of civilised States, the at present existing League certain that a League of Nations comprising an International Executive, International Courts have been established before which States in State, so the attempt to set up an International Court must not aim at	./cache/26023.txt	./txt/26023.txt