Theodore P Ion
Biographic Data
| ID | 5683751 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Theodore P Ion |
| GIVEN NAMES | Theodore P |
| FAMILY NAME | Ion |
| SIGNATURE | ION T P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1910 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1918 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Hellenic Crisis from the Point of View of Constitutional and International Law Part III
The third part of the essay on the Hellenic Crisis, which has happily received a satisfactory solution, will deal with the incidents which are connected with the law of nations and inquire as to how far the European belligerents in their dealings with Greece, and the Greek Government in its relations with them, adhered to the tenets and usages of international law. The points to be here discussed are of a manifold character. First, it will be exa…
The Hellenic Crisis from the Point of View of Constitutional and International Law
We now come to the last part of what one might call the Greek tragedy, which was played in Hellas during the first three years of this world war with such marvelous success under Teutonic guidance. The events of June, 1916, laid bare the whole plot, unmasked the royal actors at Athens, and compelled France and England, the protecting Powers of Greece, at last to take drastic measures. The surrender of the “key” to Eastern Macedonia (the Roupel fo…
Sanctity of Treaties
The Cretan Question
The island of Minos, which at one time is supposed to have had the great honor of giving hospitality to Zeus or Jupiter during his infancy, thereby linking its name with that of celestial beings, seems to have been predestined by the Mœræ or Fates to be the perennial apple of discord between the descendants of 'Europa' the wife of the Supreme Olympian God
The Cretan Question
The island of Minos, which at one time is supposed to have had the great honor of giving hospitality to Zeus or Jupiter during his infancy, thereby linking its name with that of celestial beings, seems to have been predestined by the Mœræ or Fates to be the perennial apple of discord between the descendants of 'Europa' the wife of the Supreme Olympian God
The Cretan Question
The island of Minos, which at one time is supposed to have had the great honor of giving hospitality to Zeus or Jupiter during his infancy, thereby linking its name with that of celestial beings, seems to have been predestined by the Mœræ or Fates to be the perennial apple of discord between the descendants of 'Europa' the wife of the Supreme Olympian God
Sanctity of Treaties
The Hellenic Crisis from the Point of View of Constitutional and International Law
We now come to the last part of what one might call the Greek tragedy, which was played in Hellas during the first three years of this world war with such marvelous success under Teutonic guidance. The events of June, 1916, laid bare the whole plot, unmasked the royal actors at Athens, and compelled France and England, the protecting Powers of Greece, at last to take drastic measures. The surrender of the “key” to Eastern Macedonia (the Roupel fo…
The Hellenic Crisis from the Point of View of Constitutional and International Law Part III
The third part of the essay on the Hellenic Crisis, which has happily received a satisfactory solution, will deal with the incidents which are connected with the law of nations and inquire as to how far the European belligerents in their dealings with Greece, and the Greek Government in its relations with them, adhered to the tenets and usages of international law. The points to be here discussed are of a manifold character. First, it will be exa…
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