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2 120 United States Reports, 4-79, 487.
40 Although we recognize that all nations are equal before, in, and under law, and that each is sovereign, free and indepen- dent, we must nevertheless recognize that they are in fact in- terdependent, that the interest of all is superior to the interest of any one, however powerful, and that therefore the interest of the society of nations, that is to say, of the nations in asso- ciation, because they must associate unless they are to exist in isolation,... is greater than the interest of any one. We must become conscious of the existence of nations in society, of their rights in association or in society and of the rights of the latter as against the privileges or rights of the indi- vidual states. I do not need to prove by old saw or modem instance that there is such a thing as the society of nations, because I can refer to the book and chapter in which its ex- istence and the purposes for which it exists are authoritatively stated, and this particular book and chapter is the joint prod- uct of all the civilized states, accepting and applying interna- tional law in their mutual relations, invited to and partici- pating in the First and Second Peace Conferences held at The Hague in 1899 and 1907.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 120 United States Reports, 4-79, 487.
40 Although we recognize that all nations are equal before, in, and under law, and that each is sovereign, free and indepen- dent, we must nevertheless recognize that they are in fact in- terdependent, that the interest of all is superior to the interest of any one, however powerful, and that therefore the interest of the society of nations, that is to say, of the nations in asso- ciation, because they must associate unless they are to exist in isolation,... is greater than the interest of any one. We must become conscious of the existence of nations in society, of their rights in association or in society and of the rights of the latter as against the privileges or rights of the indi- vidual states. I do not need to prove by old saw or modem instance that there is such a thing as the society of nations, because I can refer to the book and chapter in which its ex- istence and the purposes for which it exists are authoritatively stated, and this particular book and chapter is the joint prod- uct of all the civilized states, accepting and applying interna- tional law in their mutual relations, invited to and partici- pating in the First and Second Peace Conferences held at The Hague in 1899 and 1907.
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