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A Guide to Diplomatic Practice. By SirErnest Satow. Second and revised edition. Two vols. xx and 419 pp.; x and 438 pp. Longmans. (42s. net.)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 January 2009

Stephen Gaselee
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The Cambridge Law Journal , Volume 1 , Issue 3 , November 1923 , pp. 386 - 388
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Copyright © Cambridge Law Journal and Contributors 1923

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1 I think I could have wished that he had also saved a good many pages (i.e., pp. 37–8, 42–9) by leaving out the long historical wrangle of successive Tsars in endeavouring, successfully in the end, to acquire the recognition of the title “Majesty” from their brother monarchs, or had at any rate relegated it to an appendix.

2 I.e., the right to send diplomatic agents to represent the sender's interests in other States.

3 Much ambiguity has crept, by loose usage, into the meanings of these words. It is heartily to be desired that the use of these and other diplomatic technical terms should be standardized. As the matter is hardly worth an international conference, could not the League of Nations undertake the task?