If the forecasts of what the Go ernment of Great Brilain will pro: ore to the Powers in the nature an air convention are indeed ac~ ate—a convention obliging all the Signatories to. bomb. any country: which breaks the pledge to refrain From aerial warfare—and such a proposal is indeed accepted by the: Countries approached, and marked] Step been' mace towards the el {rightCul features of modern Tehas at Toast the merit of not offering guarantees of security to any one nations, but of arranging 9 common pact whereby an aerially aggressive nation. whichever it might be, which departs from the common undertaking: proposed will have to deal with the combined!
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