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-proposal of the Kind under the able control of Sir J. Walsham.
34.
In conclusion, I think
it well to anticipate that there may be probably made against me in respect of the above proposal (1) an imputation of _ ignorance of the rule that _ extradition is only granted for acts which are crimes by the
of the surrendering state, and (2) a charge of forming
judgment without due regard for considerations of
humanity
law
эту
humanity.
35.
fact
ets to (1), I am in
as well aware
of the rule
in question as of the other established rules and principles which are contravened by my proposal; but I contend that
the peculiar circumstances ~ demand, and will eventually necessitate, an es
36.
exception.
As to (2), the much
more serious charge of inhumanity, I hold that it can only prosced
from
that too common
form
of