17. International agreements and conventions.
17. International agreements and conventions.
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Since 1856 there have been many international agreements and conventions1 to regulate the conduct of war and to lessen the sufferings both of those engaged in it and also of the civilian populations of the countries in
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Since 1856 there have been many international agreements and conventions1 to regulate the conduct of war and to lessen the sufferings both of those engaged in it and also of the civilian populations of the countries in
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