AMER CAN BAR.
c . ADDRESS BY LORD HALDANE. (By Cable.—Press Asajcii'ion.—Copyright.) (Received September 2nd, 9 p.m.) MONTREAL, September 2. Lord Ilaldane, addressing the American Bar Association, saiJ that tho great force which actuated mankind in observing laws was not fear of the officer of the law, but fear of public opinion. The same policy possibly be adontcd in international relations, so that a time misht come when nations would become ashamed to follow ancient methods of settling differences and disputes, as individuals had done in recent years. Tho Duko of Connaught sent his regrets that he was unable to attend. Mr Taft, Mr Borden, and M. Fernand Lnbori were amongst the audience, Tho title of Lord Haldane's nddiwe was "Higher Nationality: A Study in Law and Ethics."
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14761, 3 September 1913, Page 9
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